Decided there just werent enough cornhole builds available on the internet, so I contributed another. These have built-in bag storage, and a track for keeping score, because remembering numbers is no fun. For a buddy's wife's birthday, she loved them!6yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/woodworking
Built a pair of nightstands as a wedding present. Learned a lot in the process, and ended up with stable, non-wobbly peices of furniture. I chalk it up as a win.6yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/woodworking
My entry into the Rockler Plywood Challenge. Don't think it has what it takes to win, as there are some amazing contenders, but I'm very happy with it. 22 layers of 3/4 inch cheap plywood, under an inch-thick top. Video link in comments, if you're into that sorta thing.6yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/woodworking
Been experimenting with 3d printed/resin filled pen blanks. This is the first one I finished. Looking forward to doing more.6yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/turning
Made a coffin shaped bookcase for a friend. Fairly simple construction, burned and stained purple.5yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/somethingimade
First (of many, probably) cutting board under my belt. Walnut, maple, osage orange.5yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/woodworking
Coffin bookcase. Torched and stained purple. No fancy joinery, just a quick and simple build for a friend that meets the theme this time of year.5yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/woodworking
Kid's toys are (mostly) simple projects, and they can be so cute. Know a kid that wants a duck? I'm giving this one away, can't keep it, having a duck in the house violates my lease...6yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/woodworking
My first commissioned project! I made exactly zero dollars (like a boss). Mahogany with a dark walnut stain. 12 in x 16 in x 11 in breadbox with a tambour door. Build article and video link in comments, if you're interested.6yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/woodworking
Needed a knife to cut some cake. Wood to the rescue! Paduak and curly maple.6yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/woodworking
Paduak and Purpleheart travel jewelry box. More details and build video link in the comments.6yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/woodworking
My first (of many, most likely) batch of pens! Learned a lot with these, looking forward to applying those lessons in the future.6yr ⋅ bearmaked ⋅ r/turning
