Maloof Rocker - Customer Project

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Walter loves building Maloof inspired rockers and has been making a few each year since he retired from teaching. This is a photo of a mesquite rocker with yellow heart accents and turquoise inlay with a mesquite natural edged side table.

Burial Urns for Veterans

A COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROJECT OF ncwoodworker.net

The BURIAL URNS FOR VETERANS PROJECT, was initiated in 2015, here in North Carolina. The purpose of the project, is to insure every veteran, whose cremains are interred, in any State, or National Cemetery in North Carolina, is provided with a quality wooden burial urn.

When it was learned that many veterans cremains, were being interred in cardboard boxes, and in other even less honorable containers in North Carolina Veterans Cemeteries, members of ncwoodworker.net, banded together, to make, and provide, free of charge, wooden burial urns.

Families of veterans who arrive at any of our N.C. State or National Veterans Cemeteries, bringing the cremains of a veteran for internment there, need only ask at the cemetery office prior to the time of internment, and a burial urn will be provided, free of charge, for your veteran's cremains. The cemetery staff may assist you in placing the ashes in the urn.

ncwoodworker.net members are proud to be able to provide this final act of respect and honor to those men and women, who have so selflessly, served our great nation to preserve our freedom.

BURIAL URNS FOR VETERANS PROJECT
Participating cemeteries in North Carolina

• Salisbury National Cemetery, Salisbury  
• Raleigh National Cemetery, Raleigh
• Wilmington National Cemetery, Wilmington
• Newbern National Cemetery, Newbern
• Sandhills State Veterans Cemetery, Spring Lake
• Coastal Carolina State Veterans Cemetery, Jacksonville
• Eastern Carolina State Veterans Cemetery, Goldsboro     
• Western Carolina State Veterans Cemetery, Black Mountain                

Members of  ncwoodworker.net  presenting a burial urn to J. D. Whisnant, director of Western Carolina State Veterans Cemetery, for use in the BURIAL URNS FOR VETERANS PROJECT.

Roses in Hand - Customer Project

We thank Perry A. Reynolds for submitting this customer project to us! As you can see, this is a "Roses in Hand" wood carving. This wood carving was hand carved in basswood and painted in acrylics. It was also hand finished natural. 

You can submit your customer project to us by visiting http://www.woodworkingshop.com/projects/

Customer Project

Thanks to John Elmy for his customer project submission!

The pen is turned in Myrtlewood. Also used in the process was Klingspor sandpaper and EEE Ultra Shine Paste Wax with Shellawax.

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Submit your customer project today by visiting us online @ http://www.woodworkingshop.com/projects/

20# Lathe Bargain Box of End Rolls Video

This is a nice informational video about our 20# Lathe Bargain Box of End Rolls. You can find this Bargain Box @ http://www.woodworkingshop.com/product/bb00001/

Tea Pots - Customer Project

The two customer projects below were submitted by Nancy Brown. Thanks for sharing your talent with us Nancy!

Bradford Pear Tea Pot and matching cups painted

Cherry Tea Pot painted

A Spoon Tutorial

Helpful Hint - Router Bits

Did you know that you can make a pattern bit using any of the Klingspor's 1/2" shank straight bits and a Bearing Lock Collar (Item number WLC12) and a 3/4" OD-1/2" ID Bearing (Item number WB19). 

Visit us online to view our line of straight bits.

Customer Project

A customer project submission from Richard McGee of Claremont, NC - Native American Flutes.

Customer Project - Duck Call

Customer project submission by Wayne Powell in NC. Duck Call - the barrel is 4" long and the letters are .5" tall.

Would you like to submit your customer project? Visit us online at http://www.woodworkingshop.com/projects/