I've just finished making some pendulums for an order and find them quite fascinating.
Dowsers use them to find out all different stuff, but as a woodworker I think they're cool.
You can get one HERE
These ones are made from some very old beech found up here in the Highlands. The spalted ones are a long, thin type of pendulum known as "Radionic" which is supposed to be particularly good.
Some people get into dowsing using rods whilst others use a pendulum - it's whatever works for you. 

Last week I held a very successful course on "How to Build your Own Geodome" with a great bunch of participants,  at beautiful Newbold House.

As you can see, the juxtaposition of the new and the old turned out very interesting.
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These domes are immensely strong for their size and make extremely economical use of materials and are easy to build- when you know how. 
They are particularly suited for greenhouses and the tunnel type domes are a very strong alternative to polytunnels. Although you can cover them with sheeting to make a utility building, glamping hut or anything you want.
The one pictured can be connected in an array - so you can connect several of them together if you want to expand.

I can supply them in kits that you cover yourself (not difficult)  like the picture or ready to assemble fully complete domes. I can also provide the base and put it up for you.
​All different sizes, shapes and coverings available.

Contact me if you're interested.