Two more chainsaw tables

[johncinco]

Very nice and beautiful work.



I'd just get pissed with my fork falling on the floor all the time!

 

[matt9923]

awesome job!

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

Both are beautiful, but that first one is fantastic. How much do you get for a piece like that?

Thank-you. I just have a base price for pretty much everything I do right now. I don't want to put it in the open forum but it's a lot less than you might think. My main focus right now is to move the pieces I make and keep developing my style. I'm just getting started. BTW, that first one is available .

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

Jeff- you continue to outdo yourself. Both of those pieces are fantastic. Great work.

Thanks JJ and everyone else who replied. It's nice to get compliments but I struggle to get these things done so there's a tremendous amount of room for improvement.

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

I love the second table. The colors must be like coals on a low fire without a flash messing with things.

Too cool man!

Any gallerys down there eyeballing your stuff?
If not, they need to be.

Stay safe!
Dingeryote

Yea, that lychee just doesn't photograph well. It looks like marble with all the swirls in it. That table is supposed to be for someone but they might not take it because of the space between the two pieces. Oh well, it comes with the territory.

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

As always Jeff, simply fantastic, you just keep out doing your last pieces, absolutely beautiful wood and craftsmanship.
Pioneerguy600

Thanks Jerry, you know yours will always be the best.

 

[Showme]

Gorgeous!

 

[Tucker]

Very Nice !!

 

[mdavlee]

Awesome work.

 

[stinkbait]

How do you keep the tops from splitting while drying?

 

[Slamm]

Hey why don't you do a little thread with pictures on how you make these tables. They sure are pretty.

Thanks for showing us, very nice.

Sam

 

[dingeryote]

Yea, that lychee just doesn't photograph well. It looks like marble with all the swirls in it. That table is supposed to be for someone but they might not take it because of the space between the two pieces. Oh well, it comes with the territory.

Shoot me a PM with what ya gotta have for it, if the client ignorantly backs out. I just might have a home for it.

Stay safe!
Dingeryote

 

[blsnelling]

Both are beautiful, but that first one is fantastic. How much do you get for a piece like that?

We've been asking him for a price all day

 

[pioneerguy600]

Thanks Jerry, you know yours will always be the best.

You couldn`t talk me out of it.
Pioneerguy600

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

How do you keep the tops from splitting while drying?

I don't do anything special because I will use the wood however it dries. Where I live is relatively cool and damp which is good for drying the wood. The lychee hardly cracked at all. The kiawe was baking in the Kona sun for about 18 years. It gets so brittle I was lucky to get this piece.

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

We've been asking him for a price all day

If you're really interested shoot me a PM.

 

[jimdad07]

Wow, very nice work!!!

 

[madhatte]

there's a tremendous amount of room for improvement.

That would be adding "Excellent" to "Awesome". I imagine it's kind of painful, especially when the weather changes. If you decide to upgrade to "Amazing", you may want to do some exercises first.

 

[pastryguyhawaii]

Hey why don't you do a little thread with pictures on how you make these tables. They sure are pretty.

Thanks for showing us, very nice.

Sam

Thanks Sam,
I might do that some time. I kind of approach it like I would making a sugar showpiece. I think my pastry training helps me for this.

 

[BobL]

Hey why don't you do a little thread with pictures on how you make these tables. They sure are pretty.

I agree. The designs are not really to my taste but I sure can appreciate the effort that goes in making these. How the heck did you get them to dry out without checking !