Whew! Happy Easter...

[Mike A. Smith]

Cutting it close. I think I'll go start on Christmas now.

[Scott Hussey]

Great looking Easter eggs..how do they Taste?:D

[Steve Schlumpf]

Wow - nice variety of woods! Cool idea!

[Thom Sturgill]

Neat! I only made three this year, thought I'd make a few each year.

[kenneth walker]

Very nice job. I bet they taste a little woody. lol Ken.

[David E Keller]

Happy Easter indeed. Great collection of eggs.

[John Keeton]

Very colorful!! Makes a very nice Easter basket - and none too soon!

[Jon McElwain]

Can you do those over hard?

[Bernie Weishapl]

Great looking eggs. I have already started on Christmas.

[Jeff Fagen]

I made one out of spalted maple this evening.
Thanks for the inspiration.:D

[Doug W Swanson]

What a great idea! You did a nice job getting them all symmetrical, too!

Doug

[Mike McAfee]

Ain't nothing easy bout turning eggs (IMO)!

Great job!

[Matt Ranum]

According to the FDA those should be high in fiber. :D


Another one of things I have to try. Sure makes for a nice basket display.

[Roland Martin]

Wow, you've certainly been busy. Can you teach me how to turn these in time for Easter?:confused: My grandson would think that's cool!

[Richard Madison]

Very hard boiled. Nice eggs Mike.

[Greg Ketell]

Wow, those are gorgeous. But I think that hen has just a bit too much fiber in her diet! :p

[Mike A. Smith]

Wow, you've certainly been busy. Can you teach me how to turn these in time for Easter?:confused: My grandson would think that's cool!

In time for Easter? Well, it's not terribly complicated. The first part is just turning almost all of it. The second part is either parting it off carefully or using some jig to hold it while you finish the smaller end. There are several tutorials on line (sorry, I would include a link but a recent computer change lost most of my favorites).

[Joe Pierce]

Great job!! I hadn't thought of that, I'll have to give it a try. My wife likes it' so I'll have to make some.