An artist in wood!:-)
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Bill, very nice work - love the inlay and attention to detail on the finger joints! :-)

Oh yea, Welcome to the Asylum!
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Beautiful work! :-)
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Wow! :-)
Very talented...
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beautiful work
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Beautiful! Welcome fellow Arizonaian!
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Hows it going. I'll be in Phoenix this weekend. No extra time but I'll make time to go up there for a cigar one of these days. Where do you recommend?:-)
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wow those are beautiful. The grain looks awesome!
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very nice examples of your craftsmanship!
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Very nice work you got there :-)
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More pics!!!!:-)
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I'm always fascinated by the joints with inlay like that. How do you get the joints so tight?
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:-) Welcome to the Asylum. Beautiful craftsmanship. Definitely work to share and be proud of. Possible descriptions of the wood species you used? Look forward to seeing more of your work.
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Those are some impressive humidors! Nice work...beautiful!
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Thanks again. The dark one is Shedua, Burl Walnut, Tiger Maple, Bloodwood and Spanish Cedar. The light one is Bubinga, Tiger Maple, Shedua, Bloodwood and Spanish Cedar. These lil suckers weigh in at over 15 lbs.:-)
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Great work. Do you have a web site with more of your work and prices you charge?
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Just plain awesome.
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Very nice!
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Very beautiful work Bill. Do you have any in a Santos rosewood or Pao Ferro?
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Bill,

Very impressive thanks for posting your obvious labor of love.

Chris....
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