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What would the Hogwarts founders wands looked like?
15:33 UTC
Two piece wand
18:21 UTC
The past week’s work. I was busy.
There Indian Ebony in there, Purple Heart, Walnut, Brown Mallee Burl, and Brazilian Walnut. Lots of resin and Borosilicate Glass.
00:16 UTC
Solstice harvest
On this day of high sun, I gifted and harvested holly from the grove I tend. I look forward to crafting wands from this harvest in the weeks ahead.
22:34 UTC
Professor Flitwick Wand made by "Wands and Reviews"
05:23 UTC
Carbon Fiber two piece wand
17:34 UTC
New record!
Two knives, a dremel and sanding wheels and a belt sander mounted to the bench!
Not as fast a lathe would have been but close. And I think I like the curvy (organic?) flow. Not what I started design wise but happy with the results.
Tulip wood again, dyed and a little stain. Trying Danish Oil on this one.
03:35 UTC