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NIGHTBRINGER'S non-warhammer woodworking!

NIGHTBRINGER said:
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For my recently born nephew...

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NIGHTBRINGER said:
Christmas Ornament for @Mrs. NIGHTBRINGER ! Made out of Poplar, Yellowheart, Holly, Canarywood, Curley Maple and Walnut.

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Christmas Slann? o_O
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NIGHTBRINGER said:
Another one for @Mrs. NIGHTBRINGER (cut from the trunk of last year's Christmas tree)...
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A pair of squirrel ornaments. One for my mother-in-law and one for @Mrs. NIGHTBRINGER

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Some more excellent examples of your craft, my friend! You really are a Woodcraft Jedi Master Sith Lord! :)

Though I'm surprised you haven't tried woodcutting a Chaos Dwarf yet... Hashut demands your allegiance in all things ;)
 
For @Mrs. NIGHTBRINGER 's birthday, one of the presents I gave her is this feather holder I made. She had planned to make some sort of holder for these feathers years ago, but had never gotten around to it. So I thought I would create one for her. This piece is made from walnut and features a leopard wood accent running along the center.

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And now with the feathers...
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Really nice work!
You've lined up the pieces perfectly.

Great looking feathers by the way. What bird are they from?

Grrr, !mrahil
 
NIGHTBRINGER said:
Thank you! It took a bit of work, but I'm happy I was able to get such a nice alignment between the front and back pieces.




I believe the feathers are from a grouse/partridge. Turkey feathers would be much, much bigger.
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Ah. I couldn't quite tell the scale from the photo. I felt sure they looked like some kind of fowl.
 
Just A Skink said:
Ah. I couldn't quite tell the scale from the photo. I felt sure they looked like some kind of fowl.
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Yeah, with nothing else in the picture, it's tough to determine scale. For reference, the top and back layers of wood are just shy of 1/4" thick.
 
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