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| Cherry segmented bowl, with thin walnut accent lines on the top and
around the middle. |
Three boxes - walnut, teak, and cottonwood |
Walnut Bowl: 12" x 8", 57 pieces, cherry rim and base on foot.
I more or less copped this pattern from Turned Bowl Design by Richard
Raffan. If you're looking for a good reference on design, that's
one of the best places to start. |
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| I made this bowl for a friend after he painted the inside of our house.
Mostly mahogany, with some walnut tossed in if memory serves. Its
about 14", and pretty much maxed out the SS before I got it trued up! |
Cherry dresser made using plans in Woodsmith
magazine. Those familiar with the plans may notice that I haven't
put the quarter round molding
on yet. I'm gonna someday, honest |
This side table was a modification of an end table in Woodsmith magazine.
I lengthened the legs a tad, and made it a bit wider and longer. |
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| This Tureen was based on a design in Wood
magazine. I modified it just a tad to accommodate my selection of
wood at the time. made from Redwood burl, maple, purpleheart and
walnut. |
This is the 2nd tureen I made. One of these days I'll get around
to doing some more! Its got walnut, cedar, cherry, rosewood, holly,
zebrawood and teak in it. |
A silverware picnic tray, also from plans in Woodsmith magazine.
Made from old oak pallets. |
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| A pine burl dish and platter. Although they were well dried, they were
very gummy to turn. The shop smelled like Christmas! |
This is a lightbox I made for Mom some time ago. Inside
is a mirror and fluorescent light. The quilting on the front of the
alder is unusual. |
This is a cherry folding stool I did for Mom's birthday a while back.
The dowel caps are purpleheart. Finished w/Formby's Tung Oil Finish. |
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To the left is a close-up of the relief work. I removed
most of the wood on the legs w/a router, then when I got close to the raised
areas switched to a chisel and rasps for the final cleanup. |
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