The Star of David, also know as the Shield of David, has been a symbol associated with Judaism for centuries. A stone which dates back to the 3rd century is in a synagogue in Galilee . There are extensive mystical meaning ascribed to the symbol.

This design, by scroller Lawrence Peterson, is in seven layers. Shown are a painted version and a hardwood(s) design.

Woodchipper Lawrence P. created this four layer scroll saw design that is 9.5" x 7.5".  It consists of Cedar, Lacewood, Maduro and Ash and is from an original design by Ukrainian artist Alex Fox. 

Five layer original scroll saw design. Made with Walnut, Maple, Oak, Paduk, and Ash. Made for a friend who is a big Knights fan.  Go Knights!
 

Toy dump truck made from a scrap of fir 2 x 4, a pine board from a shipping crate, a broken broom handle, and some cherry wood found in the scrap box behind the shop.  The maker cheated and purchased the wheels and axels.  Finished in mineral oil, in case the youngster tries to chew any of the pieces.  A gift for the 2 year old son of the guy who shovels snow for my mother-in-law in Fargo, ND..

Here's the latest "rock" cabinet made by Woodchips for a local collector.

Bruce L and Dan A built this cabinet. Made from cherry to match cabinets built by Woodchips over the past several years, with glass top and accent lighting. 

Excellent work Bruce & Dan!

A Flag Display case of cherry and maple for a very good friend.  

Two urns made from Black Acacia, Walnut and quilted Maple veneer.  The Acacia was part of a donation made to the shop.

The artwork was done with a CNC machine by Woodchips member Doug G.  

Woodchips Member David Kay has shared his first project completed as a Woodchips member-- a red oak coffee table!

A rolling pin of mesquite and walnut handles with a cherry and maple stand.  This one has a 1/4" rod as an axle for the handles.

Another pin of an unknown wood with purple heart inlay to cover where knots were and fixed walnut handles.  

This fireplace and the Red Oak cabinets and floating shelves are finished with a stain and polyurethane finish to closely match the existing cabinetry throughout the home.  This Club Project was truly a Team Effort.  The resident wanted an electric fireplace and storage cabinets.  While the project was relatively routine, the time frame requested was short, considering the limited shop access.