Lidded container with star lid, make from maple and ipe.
Natural edged bowl from ash with bark inclusion.
Salt cellar made from maple and ipe.
Flower vase made with poplar wood
A bowl made from cedar, done in an abstract design.
This was made from a set of plans passed on to me by my wife's uncle. It was interesting to make, and I learned that cedar is difficult to turn cleanly.
This was made with poplar wood, it is a study in form using the "golden mean" for the dimensions.
This was made with poplar wood, it is a study in form using the "golden mean" for the dimensions.
This is my first bowl of this shape, and is 6.5" x 4.5". The oak is recycled flooring, and bloodwood with yellowheart are the design woods.
This is 9.5" x 6" and contains a second generation design for the feature ring.
This wood is called Sapele, and the design is known as a "bowl from a board". This wood was interesting to work with as it seemed to have a sparkle in the grain, I assume from minerals that grew in the tree.
This is cut from a single board of Kentucky Coffeetree in a five sided pattern of stacked rings, then shaped by hand.
Another bowl from a board of Kentucky Coffeetree, made from four stacks of rings and hand finished.
A 11" by 6" walnut bowl with a maple feature ring.
