Newt Scamander Wand – Daniel D. Brown, 2018
I made this Newt Scamander wand from a scrap piece of ash wood for a friend’s daughter. I filled the end with epoxy containing pearl powder to achieve the core effect.
I made this Newt Scamander wand from a scrap piece of ash wood for a friend’s daughter. I filled the end with epoxy containing pearl powder to achieve the core effect.
I made these wands for a couple of burgeoning young wizards. Harry’s is made from walnut, while Hermione’s is ash. Carved by hand.
I made this cutting board for my niece. It’s loosely based on her Pomeranian, Mango. Made from cherry, mahogany, walnut, ash, and maple.
I made these coasters with the scrap leftover from my Bookcase Side Table build, which the coasters match. Made from cherry, mahogany, walnut, and ash.
I’d say that turned out pretty damned close to my original design! This was my first time making something from rough cut lumber. I designed this piece in SketchUp to sit next to our couch, be usable for drinks on the side and knick-knacks on the back, and hold all of Tamaryn’s cookbooks. I built it out of scrap lumber obtained from a furniture maker – these were his cutoffs. The tops are live-edge walnut, the base is ash, and the shelves are walnut and mahogany. The whole thing took roughly three weeks from start to finish. Much of it’s creation was documented with more descriptions on instagram.