Okay, maybe not those kind of experiments :)
I started working with resin a couple years ago, when the USTA tournament wooden capstones started breaking and we needed sturdy replacements. Since then I've worked on some variations using that design and used the results as prizes.
Recently, I decided to take my capstones to the next level. These are much harder to craft (they currently take 4 sessions instead of 1), but I'm happy with the results so far.
These are still prototypes, as I'm getting a feel for working with the harder woods and new resin techniques. Previously, the majority of my woodworking experience has been construction projects with pine and plywood. So, changing that to working on a small, hardwood capstone has lead to some adaptation in tools and technique, and a trip to the ER get a few stitches *facepalm*
Enough backstory :)
Hidden World: Ice and Fire Capstones (ebony and maple) (ignore the amateur photography)
Here are some more pics which include a couple other capstones.
And, lastly, my humble proof of concept that started it off.
Let me know what you think.
These will probably be used for upcoming prizes, so keep your ear to the ground.
Thanks and enjoy!!
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