Variation on a tea light

[Jon Finch]

Here's a few "thingamagigs" I made yesterday for a family Christmas party (ring holders?). The first one I tried did not make it out of the shop. The second didn't have very symmetric top and bottom arches (maple on in the foreground), but they did get better as I progressed. Anyway, they were a lot of fun to do and I definitely learned a lot (and hey, they're for family... they have to accept and smile :) ).

Two curly maple and two purpleheart (freshly cut so not so purple). About 4"x4".

[David Christopher]

Jon, pretty cool looking thingamajigs...Im sure the family will love them.....good job

[Kenneth Whiting]

I like 'em. I've been wanting to turn something with that type of wing or leg or whatever it's called.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Looks mighty fine to me. I am sure the family will love them.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Nice work Jon! The best part of turning is that you get to use your imagination! Really like your choice of woods!