CSquared Woodworking

Simple little white Oak bowl. Only 1½in x 1in. Beautiful markings though.

Cool little walnut box with a hackberry threaded lid.
2½" x 2" lacquer sanding sealer and wax.
Fun project with scrap wood.

I can't even picture the dimensions of an egg anymore. I hope this is close.

Spin Top Box - Oak/Purple Heart

I'm very happy with this turn. It's all crisp, centered, and balanced. I hope you all enjoy looking at it as much as I enjoyed making it.

Just a quick turn from the drying rack. Cedar Elm 8¼ x 3¼. Finished in wood conditioner, beeswax, and mineral oil. It's food safe! The hole in the side is just for decoration. Caution: If purchased for cereal and used as a cereal bowl, it will void the warranty.

Which on is your favorite?
The Ash feather plate?
The end of the rainbow, with 3 feet?
The Mesquite bowl w/flutes?

It's been a productive day. Three were finished, but how do you choose a favorite among your children?

I have a favorite, do you?

I've been trying to think outside the proverbial box. ie: round and brown. I wouldn't mind a little feedback on these two new box designs.

The flat top box - 4" x 2½" made from Pear and Birch, carved, burnt, tinted, and waxed. If you look close you can see some texture under the lid.

Urn box - 6" x 2¼" made of Mesquite and Ash, carved and colored black.

Hope you like them.