No Scrap Left Behind!

[Czarcastic]

In accordance with the "No Scrap Left Behind" initiative, The Czarcastic family is making every effort to utilize every last piece of wood to its fullest. As such, you will find the following, submitted for your approval:
Corian topped "Cocktail Table" 3 inches tall, 2" diameter.
3 Elm vases, each approximately 1-1/2" tall, and <3/4" diameter.
epoxy lidded "candy dish"
Micro Roses hand "quilled" by the Czarina
Assorted coinage for size reference.

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Thanks for looking

 

[pastorbill1952]

WOW!!!!!! I wouldn't even be able to see the things let alone turn them.

 

[PenWorks]

Very fine turnings Steven, I guess I have about a 2,000 year supply of wood in this scale [] I could send you 100 year supply and not even miss it !

 

[btboone]

That's a mighty big dime you got there!

 

[woodscavenger]

Hey, where's Ken and Barbie? Looks like they've got a furniture upgrade coming.[]

 

[Travlr7]

I know a woman with a 1/12th scale doll house who would LOVE those!

Bruce[]

 

[JimGo]

Steven, those are amazing! But, what the heck is the top to the serving dish...a grain of salt????

 

[Jim Boyd]

You say you are how tall?[][][][][][]

 

[alamocdc]

Dang, Steven, some of my big stuff don't look that nice. You ground SS bolts into turning tools didn't you? []

 

[Doghouse]

Please post those to Sir Chiz on woodnet.net He will get a kick out of them!

 

[Rifleman1776]

Originally posted by Travlr7
<br />I know a woman with a 1/12th scale doll house who would LOVE those!

Bruce[]

Actually, there is a market for miniatures. There are collectors of tiny things. If you know where to find them.