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  1. Large Burl Bowl

    Large Burl Bowl

    This piece is 19" at it's widest point. The bowl is 10" across and about 2" deep. The wood is Big Leaf maple Burl. Finished with Tung Oil and Beale Buffed. Lots of fun with this one. To see and hear it spinning got to http://www.aturningdesire.com
  2. Spalted FOG wood

    Spalted FOG wood

    Probably sycamore. Warped like crazy, but I like it that way on this bowl. That thing that looks like a tenon on the bottom is actually ... a tenon, but if I remove the tenon, I will have a funnel.
  3. Banksia bowl and leaves

    Banksia bowl and leaves

    Banksia bowl and leaves Wood: Taupo grown Banksia Diam: 125mm (5") Height: 60mm (2-3/8") This piece of banksias has been sitting under a caravan in the back yard for about ten years. We sold the caravan so I had to move the wood I had piled up underneath, as you do. The...
  4. Conservation

    Conservation

    Redwood burl, maple 20"x16.5"x6.25"
  5. Mahogany 24 Stave Bowl

    Mahogany 24 Stave Bowl

    This bowl is wide and shallow. It is nine to ten inches in diameter. It is two to three inches deep. It has thin sides. It is made of African Mahogany. The wood grain is striated. The sequence of the sections or staves as they are called creates a spiraling pattern. It is finished with mineral oil.
  6. Mahogany 24 Stave Bowl

    Mahogany 24 Stave Bowl

    This bowl is wide and shallow. It is nine to ten inches in diameter. It is two to three inches deep. It has thin sides. It is made of African Mahogany. The wood grain is striated. The sequence of the sections or staves as they are called creates a spiraling pattern. It is finished with mineral oil.
  7. Mahogany 24 Stave Bowl

    Mahogany 24 Stave Bowl

    This bowl is wide and shallow. It is nine to ten inches in diameter. It is two to three inches deep. It has thin sides. It is made of African Mahogany. The wood grain is striated. The sequence of the sections or staves as they are called creates a spiraling pattern. It is finished with mineral oil.
  8. "In Transition"

    "In Transition"

    Natural edge walnut calabash on a walnut stand. In Transition measures 10" wide on the long axis, 8" on the short axis and stands 6" high. The average wall thickness is 3/16" and weighs 9 oz. This piece is currently on display display at the MFA Gallery in Annapolis, MD...
  9. Hammered and burnt bowl

    Hammered and burnt bowl

    Big Leaf Maple bowl. The outside of the bowl was textured with a ball peen hammer and burnt with a propane torch. Finished with danish oil. Approx. 6" diameter.
  10. Sweeeet !!!  inside view

    Sweeeet !!! inside view

    Swietenia mahogani - West Indies Mahogany (Florida grown - thanks Ed McDonnell) 9d x 3, BLO then Crystal Clear wax
  11. Sweeeet !!!

    Sweeeet !!!

    Swietenia mahogani - West Indies Mahogany (Florida grown - thanks Ed McDonnell) 9d x 3, BLO then Crystal Clear wax See next photo for "sweet" figure
  12. Between the Eyes

    Between the Eyes

    Norfolk Island Pine That piece no one uses between the branch knots. 6d x 4, BLO then Crystal Clear wax.
  13. Small Bowl

    Small Bowl

    Swietenia mahogani - West Indies Mahogany 6d x 2h, BLO then Crystal Clear wax
  14. Spalted Maple Burl Natural Edge bowl

    Spalted Maple Burl Natural Edge bowl

    See my site for more/better photos and info. I call this "Neighbors" because my stupid neighbor decided that every tree on his property had to go. I heard the chainsaws and paid off the landscapers to bring me the trunk with the burl and the main crotch. The burl is easily...
  15. Mulberry pieces

    Mulberry pieces

    Get more photos & details on my site. From a mulberry branch. The vase is an end grain, natural edge design and the bowl was the left over wood still on the chuck when I parted off the vase. Too pretty to waste. Turned wet down to about 1/16" and allowed to warp. Vase is 4...
  16. Dyed Black Ash Bowl

    Dyed Black Ash Bowl

    After seeing all the dyed items lately I had to finally try it for myself. I have some small black ash cores from bowls that I had saved for enhancement practice and I felt these would be good for dyeing. This 6.5x2.5 bowl was dyed with Sumi ink, sealed with oil finish and then a coat of...
  17. Cleanse First (2008)

    Cleanse First (2008)

    Cocobolo with a pure wax finish. This is one of those turnings where all the flaws work together to become something else.
  18. Ambrosia Maple in Stitches

    Ambrosia Maple in Stitches

    This is Ambrosia Maple 7" in diameter at the rim and 2" at the base. Bowl is 3" tall and has a nominal wall thickness of 3/8". 3 Walnut stitches are in the limb inclusions for strength and looks. Finish is 3 coats of Watco Danish Oil and a top coat of Waterlox Tung oil...
  19. Fruit Bowl 1

    Fruit Bowl 1

    This is a photo of my original fruit bowl. The bowl is made of camphor and the fruits are made of pine, apple, cherry, and oak wood. The ultimate idea is to make each piece of fruit from its own kind of wood.
  20. Gestalt No. 12

    Gestalt No. 12

    Mahogany. 5"x5"
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