Dog Feeding Station

[Ken Massingale]

Since I begged for help finding a suitable dog bone graphic the other day (thanks Anna), I'll show the results.

With the graphic Anna sent I scrollsawed this template:



Milled the inlays from Ambrosia Maple scraps:



And the result

Not a real project, but fun, I hope the daughter and her Bulldog enjoy it.

It is Red Oak with Maple inlays, finished with nothing but 2 rounds of natural Danish oil. I cut the holes for the bowls with the 1587 jigsaw. The 5 station feeder I did for our mob I routed the holes, jigsawing is definitely the way to go.
The inlays were done with a Whiteside inlay set and Dewalt 618 router with clear base. The clear base sure makes it easier than a solid base that I've used for inlays before. I think I'm 'touch challenged' so I need to see where the bushing is.
Thanks for taking the time to look,
ken

[cgallery]

That looks fantastic!

-Phil, who thinks life as Ken's dog may be better than his own.

[ChrisD]

Nice work, Ken! I'm sure the dog won't have a bone to pick with that one!

I can hear the groans...

[havighurst]

Looks great!!! Thanks for posting pics.

[GeekMom]

Nice job, Ken! I like the inlays.

[DUD]

I hope GrandDaughter dog don't see that, or for that matter the GrandDaughters. It looks good. I saved the pictures. Thanks, Bill

[WayneJ]

Now that just looks (dog gone good) I could'nt resist.
Wayne

[cabinetman]

Great looking feeder, nice job, a lot of work. Can't let my shepherds see that. BTW did your dog try to eat the bones?



"I'M NEVER WRONG - BUT I'M NOT ALWAYS RIGHT"

[Popeye]

Pretty "dog-gone" spiffy project Ken. Pat

[John Hunter]

Very nice.

[Ken Weaver]

Nicely done Bud!

[Pappy]

Cool project, Ken.

[GPA61]

Great inlay work. Very nice Ken.

[SHADOWFOX]

Very nice work, Ken! Thanks for sharing!

[LCHIEN]

Ken, have they tried to bite that bone inlay yet? Looks pretty real.