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This was one of my favorite threads from the other site. Figured we ought to have one too. Show us what you've made! Here's a couple of my recent projects. I made some new slats for this park bench out of black locust. The road sign was a wedding gift for some friends of mine - also black locust.

It said, "Can't get enough of your stuff" For a second I thought it said "Can't get enough of your self". :campeon2::D I was like, "what, are you judging me?" :risas3: Looking at my own pics too much or something? :p

MacCulloch 130(?) vs Stihl S10 Fight! :starwars-smiley: Post up your favorite chainsaw fight scenes!

This red pine was planted by my grandfather when he was a teenager, to serve as a wind break for my great grandparents peach orchard. Bark beetles killed it. I own them now, and one of my major projects here is cleaning all the slash out of this stand. Actually I've got a lot of projects like...

This tree came down last year. I didn't hear it but my girlfriend told me it definitely made a sound. Finally got a chance to work on it this weekend. I made mostly quartersawn 4x4 stock - couple 2x4s too.

Both of my 3002 mount bars have additional oil holes in them that aren't used by my 880. So I always end up with an oil discharge out the clutch cover - and I'd rather that make it onto the chain instead. How would you recommend I plug the extra holes? (Keep it clean, guys... :D)

I spotted a dead ash just off my main trail this week and took it down yesterday. Most of it ended up as firewood but there was a nice 8' stick I saved for lumber. I sawed it into some 3.5x stock. Turned out to be some pretty cool stuff. The tree was only 11" DBH, but it was over 90 years...

Here it is: the best wooden sawbuck that money can buy! My sawbuck is extremely strong, lightweight and portable, plus it looks nice too. I've made 14 of these over the past 2 years; and I've got 4 more in the works, which will be ready to ship before the end of the week. Two of them have...

I cut down this English Walnut at my sisters house a couple weeks ago. The 2 harsh winters in a row we had in '13 and '14 killed it, and it had started dropping large branches anytime we had a decent gust of wind. I noticed some nice curl in the grain of the wedge I removed for the notch, so I...