Cutthroat Woodworks

Ryan is cranking out wooden Lego minifigure heads lately. He’s loving this project and my mind is at total ease since his PPE includes fresh air thanks to the respirator! It fits his noggin well, keeps him cool and no dust is getting to him from these dry chips and shavings. Best yet, I’m super proud of him and I love spinning wood next to him. More to come when we complete the wooden brick cabezas.

This kid is making great progress! Emily and Stan are so good with him and encouraging of him. I’m incredibly grateful for this time with Ryan and friends. Thanks to all, especially my amazing wife, who have made our adventure fun and filled with memories.

Ryan is getting TOP TIER woodturning instruction from at the located inside today. He’s so motivated and having an expert and empathetic instructor is making his learning so much better than I could’ve asked him to have. I’m incredibly proud of him and grateful for Emily, Stan, Darrel and Mike at CSUSA.

THIS is Ryan’s big birthday gift! He and I are taking the Woodturning 101 class with in June. Just Ry and dad taking a road trip to have some fun, learn us some skills and laugh a lot. We’re looking forward to Emil’s top notch instruction and the Dale Nish school’s top notch, premiere facilities. Happy Birthday, Ryan!!!

Here is the end result of Ryan’s gift to his mom for Christmas. He made these stunning measuring spoons out of dyed and stabilized spalted and curly maple. They turned out marvelous! He has another set to be turned but we can’t decide on what to use.