Few things I been up too.

[newfie]

Hi everyone i Haven't posted anything in the last little while getting thing a takin care of around out home and my mother's as well before the winter season sets in on us. Be doing a couple pieces the last week or so. Did another cribbage board. I got to thank Russell (birchbark) for the playing card holder pattern. Use a piece of 2x4 for the center rubbed to grooves through it with the table saw and cut to to outside pieces out of 1/4" birch plywood and glued them on. And the salmon is made from 1/2" plywood with a 1/4" backer. its 66cm long.

[Brianr24]

They all look great.

[DWSUDEKUM]

Excellently done Todd.  Those all came out great.  Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

DW

 

 

[Dave Monk]

Great projects! I especially love the cribbage board.

[meflick]

Beautiful work all around. I really like that playing card holder - would be a great idea for my 90 year old father-in-law and their friends who play cards together.  Will have to give it some thought but think I would stay away from that detailed of a pattern on it. I remember when @Birchbark Russell helped you out with the pattern for that.  I am sure he will be thrilled to see it done. Thanks for sharing.

[Scrappile]

They are all nice projects.  I haven't played cribbage since the early 1970's but isn't that a pretty good hand showing??!

[Scrolling Steve]

Very nice cutting !

[newfie]

2 hours ago, Scrappile said:

They are all nice projects.  I haven't played cribbage since the early 1970's but isn't that a pretty good hand showing??!

I think it's the highest hand in crib you can get 29 points I believe. someone can correct me if I'm wrong please.

Edited November 13, 2017 by newfie

[daveww1]

Excellent job

[Lucky2]

12 hours ago, Scrappile said:

They are all nice projects.  I haven't played cribbage since the early 1970's but isn't that a pretty good hand showing??!

Paul, there's two hands of cribbage cards there, 10 points in the back row and two maybe three in  the front row depending on what card was cut. I used to plat crib a lot years ago, there was a tournament most weekends. I got tired of it after awhile, and just quit playing.

Len

[Lucky2]

Todd, that's some nice looking scrolling, that card holder is really nice looking. The rest is just as nice looking, I guess I'm just more impressed with the card holder.

Len

[wombatie]

I love the card holder too.  But great work on all projects.

Marg

[ekud1946]

Great Job!

[lawson56]

The Cribbage Board is AwesomeLove the Salmon.Card Holder is Cool

[Gordster]

Good stuff Todd,card holder came out great..good idea on the table saw...Is that salmon legal size?lol

Any snow yet?we had a small sprinkle last night...Guess its coming...

[blights69]

Nice item Thanks for showing us 

[newfie]

2 hours ago, Gordster said:

Good stuff Todd,card holder came out great..good idea on the table saw...Is that salmon legal size?lol

Any snow yet?we had a small sprinkle last night...Guess its coming...

Yes Gord the salmon is legal size for for most rivers around here 63cm to the v in the tail lol that was the size he wanted it lol. We had a little snow on the 11th but gone now. Temp wise where around -2 to +4 most days.

[GPscroller]

Great work on all, really like the crib board.

Jeff

[Birchbark]

Excellent work as always!  I like how those came out, I'm sure you made someone very happy with those.  Along with everyone else, i like that cribbage board and you did a fantastic job cutting the card holder.  Thank you for taking the time to post a picture for us.  Much appreciated.

Russell

[bobscroll]

Top drawer stuff you are producing Todd and well finished too! Thank you

for showing, Bob 

[rdatelle]

Well Todd, your getting pretty good at this stuff. You came a long way.

[amazingkevin]

On 11/13/2017 at 7:07 AM, newfie said:

Hi everyone i Haven't posted anything in the last little while getting thing a takin care of around out home and my mother's as well before the winter season sets in on us. Be doing a couple pieces the last week or so. Did another cribbage board. I got to thank Russell (birchbark) for the playing card holder pattern. Use a piece of 2x4 for the center rubbed to grooves through it with the table saw and cut to to outside pieces out of 1/4" birch plywood and glued them on. And the salmon is made from 1/2" plywood with a 1/4" backer. its 66cm long.

Todd,I new you were up to good,lol very nice job on all,thanks for showing your talent!