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	Academic mace Patrick Henry College now has an academic mace
	Antioch Medallion A brass medallion complements this redwood mace.
	Antioch Mini-mace Sporting a 1" brass medallion, this mini-mace is a duplicate of the full size version.
	Antioch U Mace and Mini The university requested a miniature mace, which is about 12" long.
	Antioch University Mace With five campuses, this mace is for the Southern California campus
	Balusters for William and Mary These 18" balusters are made of Douglas fir. There are 250 of them and they are just under 4" square.
	Bowls from one special tree Ten bowls from a special tree which lost a major branch in a storm. Click on picture for more info.
	Cedar porch posts With the shop in the background, you can see four twelve foot long cedar porch posts leaning against a white oak tree in the yard. These were turned from 6 x 6 Western Red Cedar for a restoration project in Florida.
	Centauro T-5 copy lathe This is the heart of the operation, allowing me to duplicate balusters, newels, table legs, and the like from a single pattern. It is much like a huge key-making machine with two cutting heads.
	Crown of UCH mace This photo clearly shows the detail of the upper portion of the UCH mace
	Delta closeup with labels This is the Delta Midi-lathe which I have labeled for your information.
	Dr. Bonicelli Dr. Bonicelli carries the PHC academic mace for the first time at graduation.
	Ethan Allen tables (before) Tables which were modified as shown in More of My Work
	Final gluing Top and bottom glued and clamped
	First turning Just rounding out the block of maple for K-State's mace