What's the most difficult/complex project you've tackled? Pics please...

[drumpriest]

My desk, probably....

[Knottscott]

That bowl's insane Jim! I'd ask how you did it, but I think I'd get a headache just reading how it's done!

[Popeye]

Toss up, this

or this
Pat

[bthere]

Popeye, those are just plain cool. I assume they are some sort of Rube Goldberg marble drop machines?

[Knottscott]

Popeye, those are just plain cool. I assume they are some sort of Rube Goldberg marble drop machines?

Yeah Popeye...you're out there dude! What's the point of Rubik's cube right?! ...Awesome!

[Perfidiajoe]

Pat, You're the best. I Love both of those.

[BadeMillsap]

First F5 mandolin ...

My 2nd Mandolin but first F5 (scroll Florentine style) ... after about 20 more I may have a clue what I'm doing ...



This is before finished obviously ...

[Knottscott]

That's a work of art Bade!

[Bob Bassett]

Step Stool

This project gave me fits. Putting dado's on the wrong face, getting dado's in the wrong depth, cutting steps the wrong length.

[kwgeorge]

Oh for me it was without a doubt my Tilt Top table. Not only based on doing the design myself but also the amount of challenges I had to face while constructing it.







Ken

[drumpriest]

Yeah, I feel so upstaged by this thread. ;-)

[ssmith1627]

Yeah, I feel so upstaged by this thread. ;-)

I agree. Why did we have to have this discussion ?? haha

Steve

[Copper]

Well, if no one else is going to do it, I will. Here's my most complex project (the cutie in front, not the stadium):

I guess my second most would be this storage ottoman:

[drumpriest]

Cutie == true

[crokett]

I thought about posting my kids' pics but my wife did most of the work there. So, not exactly woodworking but this is the one that gave me the most fits. I finished this last summer and put a patio in. When I started this I knew how to lay brick the same way I know how to sew. Which is to say, not really.