This is the first dollar I ever made from woodworking. Remember the old wooden nickels? Well inflation has taken it’s toll.

Made from .999 pure Canadian maple.

Another 3D carving on a piece of solid maple, designed in Vetric VCarve and carved on my Onefinity CNC.

I finished this one with 3 coats of Tung & Teak Oil and a 4th coat of Danish Oil.

I’ll call this a medallion for lack of a better description. It’s approx 5-1/2 x 6 inches on solid 3/4 inch maple.

This is my first time making a “3D” carve on my Onefinity CNC. I’m happy with the result. The “Eagle” was designed using my new software Vetric VCarve using an image from their included clipart. I used a 3.175 mm (1/8 inch) downcut endmill for roughing and a 2.2 degree 1.0 mm radius tapered ball nose (TBN) bit for the finish passes.

I finished it with 2 coats of liquid beeswax mineral oil mixture.

This new software from Vetric adds amazing possibilities for me going forward. I’ll be making and posting more projects produced with it.