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No finer man than Bernie
This piece of Desert Ironwood was a gift to me from South Shore Woodturner Bernie Feinerman. It was turned in 2008 and will be included in the Lancaster Area Woodturners show at the Amtrak Station here in PA. I'm not sure how the texture was made (by fire or weather) but I sure wanted to keep as...- Angelo
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- desert ironwood texture
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Ironwood Bowl
So loved working with this unforgiving beauty- Philip Nolette
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- ironwood vacuum chucking
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- Album: Phil’s 2022
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Bottom using my vacuum headstock
Using the vacuum gripper I can work the bottoms really well.- Philip Nolette
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- ironwood vacuum chucking
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Hop-hornbeam (ironwood)
The most dense wood I have ever turned. This 4 1/2' jar was turned from a 5 1/2" diameter log that had 94 growth rings.- Tom Albrecht
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- hop-hornbeam ironwood
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My folks urns
I made these urns at the request of my parents. I lost my mom in December of 07 and my dad in January of this year. Both urns are made from mesquite with desert ironwood accents. The short fat urn is my dads with an carved ironwood bear attached to the lid. The bear has a fish in his...- Paul Porter
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- desert ironwood mesquite urn urns
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