Right Forum Section?

[Kenneth George]

Well the other day I found my password back to this forum and logged in and posted the hand plane I had just completed. Mike was kind enough to let me know that I had mistakenly posted in the wrong section of the Forum!
So with that, here I am in what I hope is the “Right” section with a post.
I thought maybe I would share some of the Turned tools I have made lately on my hand tool making quest. Here are some of my homemade tools;

Marking Knife (Red Heart)
http://www.theturnersshop.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/Finished%7E0.jpg

File Handles (Red Heart)
http://www.theturnersshop.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/DSCF1357.jpg

Carvers mallets (Hard Maple/Lignum Vitae/Bloodwood) (Hard Maple/Bubinga)
http://www.theturnersshop.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/normal_Finished.jpg

Scratch Awl (Canary)
http://www.theturnersshop.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/DSCF1430.jpg

Joinery Mallet (Bubinga/Lignum Vitae)
http://www.theturnersshop.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10001/normal_DSCF1393.jpg

Comments welcome and even though I have not posted in awhile I still have been reading this forum a lot and you guys have gotten really good I have to tell you. Mike has become like a box making machine!

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Kenneth............I'd say you've become a tool handle and tool making machine! Fantastic work!

[George Conklin]

Great work there, Kenneth. Very nice indeed.

George

[Lars Thomas]

On the knives (and files), what did you make the ferrels out of?

[Bernie Weishapl]

Nice tools Kenneth. Handles look great.

[Kenneth George]

Those are actually slightly modified plumbing nuts. I have write-ups on all of the tools posted here on my personal (not for profit, at all) website if you interested in taking a look. Those that know me know when ever I get off into something new I record it as I go. I kinda blame that on Bill G. by the way.
Just look at my profile and meander over to my site and click on woodturning, from there look down into the miscellaneous homemade tool section.

[John Hart]

Wonderful Work!!! I make crappy handles but hope to put in the time eventually to do something as nice as these. Beautiful!!:)

[Dennis Peacock]

Oh!!!!!! Those are way too purdy to be used as tools!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That's such fine work Kenneth that you are automatically disqualified from the Bonkers Contest......
Oh...that's already over now isn't it. :rolleyes: :D

Welcome Kenneth and YES....with all that really nice round stuff? You're in the right place. :D

[Jim Dunn]

A couple of questions first:
1: did you DNA soak em
2: have you ever eaten icecream, for no apparent reason, from one of your bowls
3: have you ever cried over a broken lathe tool

If any of the above is answered in the positive------ your on the right forum.

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

Very Purdy, Kenneth. Look as good as any you can get from LV!

Bruce

[Pete Jordan]

Those are actually slightly modified plumbing nuts. I have write-ups on all of the tools posted here on my personal (not for profit, at all) website if you interested in taking a look. Those that know me know when ever I get off into something new I record it as I go. I kinda blame that on Bill G. by the way.
Just look at my profile and meander over to my site and click on woodturning, from there look down into the miscellaneous homemade tool section.

Kenneth,

Thanks for all the tips on your website! I really enjoyed browsing.

Pete

[Mike Ramsey]

Man that is some great looking work Kenneth!! Beautiful!!

[Corey Hallagan]

Beautiful work Kenneth. I love those knives! BTW, great site and some real good tutorials.

Corey