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Gallery of Customers Work:

Furniture, Sculpture, Misc.

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Jim Mclaughlin
Jim.Mclaughlin@monroe.k12.or.us

The boat I rebuilt using Gilmer's African and Brazilian mahogany.

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British Royal Arms as seen on 17th century ships in the British Navy. This will be used on a 1/4" scale model of The Resolution of 1667. The exquisite carving was done in genuine Boxwood (Buxus sempervirens) by Chuck Aldridge of Camas, Washington (lifisgreat@msn.com). The intricacy of the carving demanded almost 100 hours.
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	Camphor wood box by Bruce Elia booieboo@hotmail.com

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Cutlery Chest by Ferron J. M. Bethell

The top is a horizontal crotch cut of a native
Woman’s Tongue tree, which I book matched. The legs and aprons are cocobolo,
and the cabinet is Tasmanian Eucalyptus.

fbethell@hbslaw.com

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African Blackwood Spoon Norm Sartorius norm@normsartorius.com photographer, Jim Osborn

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			Bubinga chest by Bruce Elia of Puluke's Boxes Boring, Oregon boobieboo@hotmail.com       other work by Bruce Elia below

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This is a T. Rex skull carved by Don Schuyler of Beaverton, Oregon out of Obeche. The teeth were carved separately and doweled into the jaws. Approx. 250 hours.

donschuyler@yahoo.com
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Beautiful, variegated Mexican Cocobolo scales on a knife by Chris Lindsay of Bend, Oregon.

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This group of photos show what occurs naturally in the world, nature's own work.

 

Amboyna Burl
(Pterocarpus indicus)

At Gilmer Wood Company, timber gets in the blood of the employees. So when lunchtime rolls around there is nothing better than a slice of favorite burl.

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	Don't have a cow, an eruption of natural images. We wouldn't be a lion to you.

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