Delta project of the month.

[Bill Wyko]

I had built this humi for a friend in CA. I posted pics of it in Delta tools gallery just for fun. I got an e-mail today from Delta informing me that the humi won project of the month. I didn't even know they did a project of the month so it was a nice suprize. I thought it was kind of cool that a humidor can hold its own in the furniture world.
http://www.deltaportercable.com/OwnersClub/ProjectOfTheMonth.aspx

[Brian Tymchak]

Wow! Bill, that curly Koa and corner detail is stunning! No wonder it garnered the award. Thanks for sharing the link!

Brian

[Joe Jensen]

Wow, fantastic workmanship. How long did the corners take you? did you cut the recesses for each piece by hand or with a router?

[David Nelson1]

[QUOTE=Bill Wyko;1411579]I had built this humi for a friend in CA. I posted pics of it in Delta tools gallery just for fun. I got an e-mail today from Delta informing me that the humi won project of the month. I didn't even know they did a project of the month so it was a nice suprize. I thought it was kind of cool that a humidor can hold its own in the furniture world.
http://www.deltaportercable.com/OwnersClub/ProjectOfTheMonth.aspx[/QUOTE

Amazing! I cant pay attention long enough to count to 170 LOL

[Dennis Lopeman]

WOW - That IS nice, Bill... you will need to change your Profile Avatar to show both your awards, now!!

[Ken Shoemaker]

Bill,

Now that kind of work is very worthy of an award. Outstanding is all I can say.

Well Done... Ken

[Bill Wyko]

Thanks very much but I can't take all the credit. I got the inlay design from Jameel, a member here. You may remember the Oud he made. He was kind enough to post the technique for all of us to learn. He's a great guy. I got to meet him at the Woodworkers in America symposium about a year ago in Illinois.