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Square plate made on the lathe retains its natural crack, with the difficulty of not being able to make it thinner to prevent it from breaking. We show how to do it in our video on the YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSR-tmBX1n8&t=25s

I turned this in a club challenge. Those participating were given a piece of cottonwood, told to turn something and add to it. I got a square piece, so out came a square bowl, I added the walnut lid and finial. It is 7x7x4 plus the finial. You can see the worm holes. I hit some with CA and left...

view looking down

A wedding gift made from same stock as the mantle clock, size is 6"x6"x1" Finish is lacquer

2 X 7 SQUARE COCOBOLO BOWL WITH BEAUTIFUL GRAIN AND SAPWOOD HIGHLIGHTD

This is about 6" square and the wings are 1/16" thin.

Ancient Kauri 550mm square .Turned square with no waste blocks .The wings were hand carved in a random swirl pattern .The idea came from watching the ocean come up the beach.The piece sits on 3 feet . The wings were stained and lacquer applied . At Easter this will be entering an exhibition at...

This bowl is ash, about 10 1/2 by 13 inches and the most striking feature is probably not the foot, but the bark on the far side. The non-bark edges were left rough in keeping with the overall theme.

This is a "square" ash bowl which measures about 12 inches by 13 inches.

This is an an ash platter which is about 12 inches square. It sits on a one inch high by 3 inch diameter inverse tapered foot (not visible in this view).

This bowl has a natural bark edge in a square shape with a 2 3/4" w by 1" h bowl in the center of the 5 3/4" square. Total height of the piece is 1 1/2" due to the upturn of the square wing. Buffed Lacquer finish.

Womderful wood. Turned wet then alcohol dried. It is a wood that does what it wants to, so I let it.

Beautiful piece of Box Elder. Not particularly figured, but nice red streaks

7in. by 7in. wide, 1 5/8in tall little under 1/8in. thick. Finished in teak oil. I like the spiraling circular grain of this quarter sawn oak.

A box patterned after a box I saw in a magazine turned by either Chris Stott or Ray Key. In padauk, 3" in diameter and 3 1/2" tall.

African Mahogany Square bowl

Side view of the goblet Laminated Cherry and Maple 4 3/8 Tall x 3 9/16 square The thickness at the top is around 3/32 - 1/8. Haven't actually measured it. First ever "goblet". Foot is separate lamination.

This is the Top view of the goblet. Laminated Cherry and Maple 4 3/8 tall x 3 9/16 square

Figured Bubinga - 7" sq x 3" tall. Jamie Donaldson's enspired this shape. Many Tung Oil coats and Wax Buffed.