Woodturning Gallery
Lace makers globe
The glass lens would be filled with melted snow so that there would be no limescale in the water. Then the height of the candle would be adjusted to get the beam onto the lace pillow so that the lace maker could see to work.
Three lidded pots made from Oak.
Natural edged pot made from Yew
A goblet with three captive rings.
The top and base made from Sapele and the stem made from Holly
Pestle and Mortar
Mortar made from Oak and the pestle face is Oak and the handle is Sapele
A Taazza
Top and base made from Oak the stem unknown wood found in my log store
Hollow Form
Made from Sapele, the body was cut in half at the middle line then hollowed out both halves then glued back together and finished.
Off centered bowl
Made from Cedar. Outer turned first then held in a jam chuck and the top edge turned.
Potpourri pot
Made from an unknown hardwood
Russian dolls nested boxes
Laminated Sapele and Ramin small one has four sections and the large one nine sections
Lidded pot
Laminated Sapele and Ramin 16 sections
Three Mushrooms
Made from Yew using the natural edge
Earring stand
Oak base Teak stem Yew top and Vambona finial
Set of six Napkin rings
Lots of different woods.
Hollow form
Made from Sapele, the body was cut in half at the middle line then hollowed out both halves the glued back together and finished
Vase with a square base
Made from Beech
Vase
Made from Beech
Vase with natural edge
Made from Beech
Candle stick
Made from Beech
Picture frame
Made from an old Teak shop counter
Oil feed candle holder
Teak base, this was the waste wood from the picture frame above
Picture frame
Spalted Beech
A set of 7 nested lidded boxes
The smallest lidded box is just 2mm in diameter
A acorn trinket box, the lid is made from Sapele and the body from Box wood.
A platter with a decorated rim.
Made from Idigbo with a dyed edge the gilded pattern
Yo-Yo made from Pine using a coloured pencil as the centre shaft
Hollow form trinket box with a coloured lid made from Idigbo.
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