Something different

[Jeff Horton]

Once upon a while gazing at my growing scrap pile in the Kudzupatch (my studio/shop) my eyes feel upon a scrap piece of pecan, used for bowl gouge practice. Then I cast my eyes upon a piece of roughed out cedar full of carpenter bee holes and a thought came to mind!

I worked diligently for a couple of hours turning the useless scrap into a gift from a fair maiden. The one that donated her Pecan tree to be turned into piles of shavings and a few (hopefully) useful round objects.

The moral of the story? ...... well.......... See, there is no such thing as scraps!

http://www.kudzupatch.com/woodshop/turnings/birhouse2.jpg

[Bernie Weishapl]

Looks awesome Jeff. The LOML wants me to make 3 for the grandkids. Great work.

[Bob Noles]

Hi Jeff....

Left you a message at another place I saw this posted.

Again, this is a unique project and you did it proud.

[Pat Salter]

Yeah, "scraps" is a temporary name for things we just haven't put together yet. ;)

Nice job. And it sounds like Bernie has a pile of "scraps" too ! :D

[Dennis Peacock]

Very nice Jeff. You did GOOD!!!!! Looks like all your scraps are in danger of getting "turned". :D

[Chris Barton]

That's a great birdhouse man! And the cedar will keep the chicks mite free. We have had bird houses for a while and the chicks often suffer with mite infestations. I am currently looking for some good cedar logs to do the same thing with.

[Corey Hallagan]

Nice save on that one! Great little birdie house!

Corey

[John Hart]

What a happy little house! Well done Jeff!:)

[Jim Davenport]

Wow, that's beautiful. You turn scraps into art.
I mostly turn art into scraps!:rolleyes:

[Jim Dunn]

That's a real neat house for the birds:) Real neat work Jeff.