How to Make Coffee Granita

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Coffee-Granita

After gluing up some cherry wood I saved from my brothers kitchen cabinet doors he replaced. A little band saw and outer edge router work and walaa, this what came out.Next is the cutout for the clock insert, some cherry stain and a nice Tung Oil finish.

I thought I would take a break from the Gingerbread Clock to make a clock for my niece.
She reminded me she was the only one in family that did not have some sort of clock from me.
My brother Peter printed a couple drawings of Wisconsin because that's were they live and I will make a simple wall hanger from these.I chose the one on the left.It's bigger than it looks.

The Black Oven

Immaculate confections succumbed to northern darkness

http://theblackoven.blogspot.com/

The router work for the door is done.
Took almost all day as I tried to stay
true to the original 1898 clock.

Everything is glued to the main body.
The door is next.