Gift Project Plans
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PROJECT: Hollow Sphere Ornament
Walt Wager of the American Association of Woodturners creates a fun-to-make Christmas ornament consisting of three turned parts, two finials and a round, hollow sphere.
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PROJECT: Turned Ornaments
Whether turned from wood or a colorful acrylic, these custom ornaments will foster smiles and memories to last generations.
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PROJECT: Kitchen Spurtles
These practical kitchen utensils make surefire holiday gifts that will be useful for years to come. You’ll have fun sculpting them to shape with a band saw and benchtop belt sander.
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PROJECT: Wearable Turned Rings
Rockler’s ring cores and stepped mandrel can help you create one-of-a-kind jewelry.
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PROJECT: Build a Four-legged Windsor Stool
Combine both faceplate and spindle turning techniques with a little time at the drill press to create this practical heirloom.
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PROJECT: Simple Serving Tray
This colorful, useful and simple project is a great way to get started in woodworking!
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PROJECT: Beehive Honey Dipper
Turn a knob or handle to give Rockler’s stainless-steel honey dipper hardware a personalized touch.
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PROJECT: Pouring Resin Coasters
Epoxy projects don’t have to be spendy. These practical drink coasters can help you learn pouring fundamentals economically.
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PROJECT: Menorah/Holiday Tea Light Candleholder
Modular construction ensures easy building for this scroll sawn holiday tea light holder.
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PROJECT: Turning a Funnel
Tim Heil of the American Association of Woodturners saw an opportunity in his kitchen and turned it into a very unique woodturning project.
