#jackmanworks

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I carved some Clogs out of Pallet Wood and then turned them into Heelys, so I can get around my workshop faster

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I made a Giant Epoxy Resin Handle Screwdriver, a perfect scaled model of the classic Craftsman Screwdriver.

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I glued 100s of pieces of Pallet Wood slats together through 7 different glue-ups to create these Diamond Pattern Pallet Wood Coasters

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It took about 2,000 pieces of wood and a bit of wood glue, but I made a Life-Size Wood Nutcracker (that crushes coconuts)

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I glued together 57 pieces of old Oak Fencing into a giant panel and then carved it with an angle grinder into some wall art that looks like a Giant 4' Tall Bootprint

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I tore apart some Pallets and added a healthy amount of Wood Glue to make some Penny Board style Skateboard decks entirely out of Pallet Wood

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I've been wanting to make a wood map of Washington DC ever since I moved here last year and recently salvaged some studs from an 1800s rowhouse in DC. So I used those studs and inlaid all of the streets and water with epoxy resin to make a giant map.

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I carved a fully functional, Giant Utility Knife, by hand (entirely out of wood). A perfect scaled model of the classic Stanley knife, made to fit a giant razor blade that my buddy made