Woodturnings

The majority of woodturnings are roughed out from newly felled trees obtained locally. These are left to dry for 6 to 9 months depending on the species and then finish turned. A few may be of exotic woods from sustainable sources. Most works are finished with a combination of tung oil and polyurethane varnish. In all of my woodturning I try to keep things simple and as a result you will rarely find turnings that have been carved, textured, stained or embellished in any way. Certainly I would only do so if the particular flitch of wood were plain and uninteresting, in which case I may then carve, color or texture to provide the needed interest. In turning I consider the overall form to be the most important factor in pleasing the eye of the beholder and no amount of embellishment can cover for a lack of line and form.

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maple burl	Maple Burl Vase	Honey Locust Bowl
White painted vessel	Elm burl bowl	Black Locust Natural edge
Hard Maple lidded vessel	Maple Burl Bowl	Honey Locust Platter
Box Elder & Maple burl	Sumac bowl	Maple collar bowl
Ambrozia Maple bowl	Ant eaten Oak series	Walnuut natural edge
Ambrozia Maple bowl	Walnut Platter	Concalo Alves triple bowl
Maple Burl. Captive bowl series	Sugar Maple natural edge	Black Walnut group
Black Walnut	Ant eaten Oak series	Painted Box Elder
Maple 'Satelite" bowl	Cherry vase trio