I started this project years ago and finally got around to finishing it. These garden snakes can be made from scraps or cheap slats, and designed in a number of ways to fit whatever you want to see worm its way through your garden or porch. Check them out and… Continue Reading Garden Snakes – Segmented Garden Decoration
You probably know that I like working with OSB because it looks rather interesting and is not that bad to turn on the lathe either. So I felt inspired to create gas giants from it because as was pointed out to me, turned OSB painted the right way looks the… Continue Reading OSB Solar System – Turned Gas Giants
Recently I got to wonder what happens to forgotten tin cans. Will they develop into a proper civilisation if left to their own devices for too long? Or congeal into a single being bent on revenge and retribution? In this video, I try to give the “monster in a can”… Continue Reading Monster in a Can – the First of its Kind
Make your own pen holder to display pens (or wands) either for sale or as decoration pieces. Use different kinds of material (as long as it can be heat formed), and modify the geometry to your needs with ease. Best of all, the mold can be reused indefinitely and all… Continue Reading Pen Holder – Easy, Elegant & Adaptable
I recently found myself inspired by a video from Bobby Duke where he carves a stone. This was something that frankly has never even occured to me, and I wanted to find a way to make use of it. Enter Campaign Coins, a series of coins from different metals (or… Continue Reading Coin Stone – Stone Carving Project for Campaign Coins
I have wanted to get my hands on a drum set for ages. But they cost money and take up space, so the obvious choice was to make one myself. And to pour all my non-existent experience with drum sets into this build. Also, who am I kidding, this is… Continue Reading Drum Set – on the really really cheap
Sometimes you have an idea stuck in your head. One of those was turning things from OSB, and after some moderate success with tea light holders (available in my Etsy shop, see below), I just had to make a wand. And while “wand from OSB” sounds like an interesting idea,… Continue Reading Wand from OSB, Steady Rest and Dowel Maker
If you are familiar with the Witcher games and books, you might have come across the card game Gwent. It features prominently in The Witcher 3 and has been given a game on its own as well. I found a set of cards online, so that is not the project.… Continue Reading Minimalist Gwent Board and a Box
Magic is great, as long as you stay in controle. Spell scrolls always come with the risk of losing that controle. In order to stay safe, I made a spellbook for the spell scrolls from Skeleton Key Games‘ first and second level Kickstarter. It was a long and tedious project,… Continue Reading Spellbook from Scrolls
How to deal with drywall holes in style might sound like an odd question. You cover them up with putty or a drywall patch, right? No, because there are more decorative ways than that. Elevate them to a design element, and a conversation starter to boot! Check out the video… Continue Reading How to deal with Drywall Holes in Style