Wood working Contest Announcement: Gift Challenge

Contest Announcement: Gift Challenge
Ready for my first craft fair this Friday!
My dad likes to make guitars, I like to make wireless speakers. We decided to merge our interests.
I made a spartan knife block for my Henkel's
final school project finished. two cabinets that took the entire quarter.
I want to show you all my coffee table. Although my youngest can't get the idea it's supposed to be a table, I'm just glad she likes it
Climbing wall for 2 yo daughters room. Bottom kicks out 15 degrees.
Finally finished my wooden countertop!
Having some fun figuring out this walnut and cherry inlaid dovetail joint - finally ready to start the project it’s intended for.
My Dustopper caddy! Most functional scrap project I've done in a while! [OC]
Celtic Gates oak grips for Beretta 92FS
One of my designs I call it the Dream bench
A 13.5” cherry bowl I just finished. I rough turned and cored from the log a year ago, then finish turned after letting it dry. I will start working on the smaller nested bowl next.
Maple edge grain cutting board with cherry and purpleheart inlays. Can’t wait to oil this one up tomorrow!
I sacrifice a good amount of shop space to make sure my supervisors are comfortable. Crunch (the big one) makes sure any scrap wood on the floor gets chewed up and like most managers, no one really knows what Artemis does.
Tabletop glued up and sanded to 180.
Seeing some of the posts here lately made me hesitant to post this, but I'm proud of this table with none of my own tools and borrowing some shop space.
Getting there.....
Found a coffee table at Goodwill for $3.99 and transformed it into a side table, a narrow desk and two shelves (not pictured). I kept the mahogany (?) unstained and just cleared it! Really happy with the outcome!
Almost ready for paint - rainbow trout wood carving.
Still practicing, this is my second attempt
Finished chess board I made for a friend. Squares are purple heart and cherry, while the frame is oak.
Not sure if this is classified as “woodworking” since I let the machine do all the work. But a topography created for my dad for Christmas of our family motorcycle ride though BANFF this summer.
Bowl made of free construction lumber.
The girlfriend and I have found a way to mix wood work and macrame. Scrap wood pan rack and an owl plant shelf.
Final carving of a white pine Windsor chair seat

Posted: 04 Nov 2019 04:43 PM PST

Well I know it's been a long time since we've seen each other. I did some soul searching to find myself this summer and now think I'm a better person. I think I'm finally ready to take that next step....and start another build contest! With the Holiday season literally knocking at the front door, it's high time we get started making gifts before it's too late!

Eligibility & Submission Deadline

All projects must be started on or after November 4th 2019 and completed before December 16th 2019 (6 weeks time) to be eligible for entry. This should ensure that none of us are working feverishly last minute to get our gifts out the door. Contest is open to all /r/woodworking members, and because I'm drunk with power, Moderators included.

Submission entry is closed on December 16th at 11:59 PM PST

Contest Rules

All entries must feature at least 3 of the same item intended as gifts. No one offs or pairs of items. Examples of acceptable entries could be 45 cutting boards, 16 pencil boxes, 7 split top roubos, 3 pens, or 275 salt and pepper mills.
Your entry must feature a photo of all items in the same frame to verify count.
You can make anything you want as long as they are going to be gifts and meet the minimum count requirement.
The primary medium must be wood, but each item does not have to be the same species (but the items must be inherently the same).
Any finish is allowed.
No restrictions on joinery.

Submission Details

Use whatever image hosting service you like and post the link to r/woodworking. The key here is it needs to be apparent that you've built the entry, and followed photo requirements. Submissions of finished photos only will not be accepted for entry. Entries that have albums that go from rough stock to 90% complete in one jump will not be accepted.

Send me (/u/Clock_Man) a PM in the following format for project entry:

(Subject: Gift Challenge Entry)

Username
Project Title
Album URL

Entries not using this format will not be accepted.

Prizes

Winners will be awarded a smug feeling that they're better than everyone else that's entered and the choice of next year's first contest. We might put you in the sidebar if /u/Lt_Skitz ever finishes re-doing it.