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walnut

  1. More Curly Walnut

    More Curly Walnut

    Black Walnut, 6”d x 9”h
  2. Bowl from a board debut

    Bowl from a board debut

    My first gallery post here. Walnut and maple. 9" diameter. 3" tall.
  3. English walnut bowl with flared rim and decorative bead

    English walnut bowl with flared rim and decorative bead

    Turned from dry stock that I acquired from a former gunstock maker in California
  4. Cherry Teapot

    Cherry Teapot

    Cherry teapot, Walnut spout, handle and knob. Mahoney's oil finish then buffed out. 5 1/4" tall, 4 1/2" diameter.
  5. Striated Walnut box

    Striated Walnut box

    Walnut with striated grain pattern and oak lid with knob. Two boxes made from same walnut log not 8 inches apart with different grain patterns.
  6. Walnut smooth top

    Walnut smooth top

    Walnut box with a spaulted pecan lid. About 6 inch diameter
  7. Figured Walnut and Maple Burl Box

    Figured Walnut and Maple Burl Box

    This box is figured walnut with a maple burl inlay. Box is approx. 3" tall and 2" wide. The contrasting maple burl with the walnut looks really good!
  8. Figured Walnut and Maple Burl Box

    Figured Walnut and Maple Burl Box

    Here is the side view.
  9. Walnut and Maple Segmented Bowl

    Walnut and Maple Segmented Bowl

    This is my first ever attempt at segmenting. There are 48 segments with a walnut base. The process is really enjoyable and more segmenting will be coming!
  10. Laces back

    Laces back

    This walnut root from Brandon city hall was just right for a vase but that rock in the bottom hurt, then as it dried cracked top down. Had wanted to do laces for a while and finally got the chance on this one. Finish is Watco natural with acrylic paints.
  11. Laces

    Laces

    This walnut root from Brandon city hall was just right for a vase but that rock in the bottom hurt, then as it dried cracked top down. Had wanted to do laces for a while and finally got the chance on this one. Finish is Watco natural with acrylic paints.
  12. Rusty Nesmith

    Lidded box

    Made this box. Just adding the finish. It is made from leftover walnut and cherry from a cutting board project.
  13. Walnut vessel

    Walnut vessel

    Hollowed walnut vessel with natural edge 6x5 in. small pointed bottom so it will lean. Unstained and unsanded.
  14. Walnut Vessel

    Walnut Vessel

    Hollowed walnut vessel with natural edge 6x5 in. small pointed bottom so it will lean. Unstained and unsanded.
  15. Segmented Maple and Walnut Box

    Segmented Maple and Walnut Box

    My first segmented piece… I used maple with walnut veneer to give a “grout” line look. Top and bottom rings are from walnut to contrast and tie together. Lid is curly maple with walnut knob, reflecting the box shape.
  16. Walnut Crotch Platter

    Walnut Crotch Platter

    This was a backyard tree. It seems that urban walnuts typically have a wider colour variation than forest walnuts, at least in southern Ontario. Cut in July 2021, turned green the same month, re-turned February 2022. Five coats of wipe-on poly followed by Beall buff. 18.5 inches in diameter, 2...
  17. Cookie Jar?

    Cookie Jar?

    Lidded vase - 8" dia x 10" - Cherry burl with walnut lid - sure would be good full of homemade Toll House chocolate chip cookies.
  18. Maple vessel with a walnut lid

    Maple vessel with a walnut lid

    This is the first time I tried something with a lid of sorts. The finial is ebony and also my first time at turning one. About 9 inches across
  19. Skip Proctor

    IPE Brazilian Walnut

    I recently aquired some IPE Brazilian Walnut deck boards from a friend. As the wood is beautiful, my understanding is it's very toxic. Does anyone know anything about this wood and how safe it is for food items. Attached is a bowl I made from it. Thanks for any insight.
  20. Walnut Teapot

    Walnut Teapot

    Turned, Carved walnut, steel, mahogany trivet
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