I had two fantastic Woodworkers this year working in their own shop, I had very little woodworking to do this year.
I created swords for campers and staff, but there is not much challenge to them. Cut out the blanks at the table-saw and the dado for the hilts. Off to the router table to shape the edge of the blade with a ⅜" round over bit and then a ⅛" round over bit for the handle and glue it up. Couple pin nails to hold it why the glue dries.
Hobby-Horse
Router Table and drill press and LOTS of legs!
¼" round over bit and simply feed the end of the dowel in and turn it to make a nice rounded end.
Setting the drill press table at 5 degrees allows for placing the switch at riding position. This way the horse is looking forward not down at the ground.
Add a wall at the back of the church!
The walls are 2x4 and skinned with ⅛" sheet-stock. The wall attached to the steel post with plumbers tape. No nails and plenty secure, even for earthquake country.
Pictured on the left was the frame for Maurice's invention.