Christmas Trade Pics.

[cabinetbowguy]

Havent had time to post much due to work

[cabinetbowguy]

Some bodkins and a few small leaf points

[penderbender]

Those look cool! I love Bodkins.  Cheers- Brendan

[RidgeRunner]

Stringman:
Nice looking bowls.
Did you ever spin that small piece of Bradford Pear that I gave you at The Classic??

One of these days I got to get myself a lathe....

Thanks
David

[bowtarist]

Sweet vest uwe!
I'm making good head way on the arrow set. Self noched, 23/64 poc, full length, burgundy dye job cresting w black sharpie finish. They will have pink barred fletching and sinew wrapped nochs from this years deer. Tapered w/ field points, more trad then primitive, but they are all with in 5 grains from each other and are looking really cool so far. Cheers! dpg

[Stringman]

Yes I did, made a small "live edge" bowl (front corner.) The piece was checked purty bad, but all in all I am pleased with it.

[BowEd]

Lordy...Store front top shelf work.Very nice Scott.

[bjrogg]

Really sweet Scott, you'd get along great with one of my farmer buddies. He make bowls and chalices al kinds of neat things heat turns on his lathe. Is that live edge one cherry? That's getting nice and thin.
Bjrogg

[Stringman]

No Bj, it is Bradford pear from ridgerunner. He gave it to me at the classic and I finally got around to doin something with it.

Thanks Ed, I'm a hoping to get after the Christmas set over the Thanksgiving break. We will see how they turn out.

[bjrogg]

Really cool great work. As Ed said store front, top shelf  👍
Bjrogg

[RidgeRunner]

Most Excellent Stingman:
Sorry about the checking. 
That log spent more that a year as firewood.... So it was not cared for.

Bradford Pear is far harder and heaver that I would have ever thought.
And... As BJ just stated looks a bit like Cherry when polished up.

David

[cabinetbowguy]

Got a small billit in the works

[Pat B]

I have my gift(s) almost complete. I'll post pics soon.   

[Pat B]

Here is the 2016 PA Christmas Trade gift I'm sending to my recipient. This is my version of a Plains style quiver with a bone dagger.  A sourwood arrow with Cherokee 2 fletch, self nock with sinew wrap, trade point(By Osage Outlaw[I think]) with sinew wrap all sealed with pitch varnish.

[cabinetbowguy]

Well the draw knife is slowly taking shape