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| Above left, from John Overman, large and small Red Cedar
dishes, a Red Oak post ornament, a maple hamburger press, a Cherry Ball, and a Maple
hollow form. Above right, from Tom Scharenbrock, a maple desk clock, and a very nice natural edge Ash bowl..
Right, from Don Johnson, a Persimmon 3"w x 2"h hollow form, a 4"w x 3"h Walnut bowl, and a 6"w x 5"h square winged bowl from Olive Ash. |
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Right, from John Shapard, a 12"w x 12"h Pecan and
Mahogany segmented deep bowl. Reed-like accents are Luann Mahogany inserts into
bandsaw cuts of the individual segments.
Below, right and left by Allen Becker Below Left, 10"w x 5"h Maple bowl. Below, a 5"w x 5"h Spalted Maple bowl and a 5"w x 4"h Chocolate Ash bowl. |
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| Right, from Richard Allen, a 13"w x 11"h Maple segmented canister. Richard said the lid was turned originally smooth, but the grain pattern was not pleasing, so he accented the lid with the grooves. Turned out rather well! |  |
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| Above, from Bill Hardy, a 10"w x 6"h natural edge
Cherry bowl and a 12"w x 5"h Plum bowl.. Above right, another Bill Hardy, a 13" w Walnut platter. Bill has named this piece, 'The Eye of the Storm".
Right, from Dean Swagert, a vase from African Blackwood.
Below, from John Kern - 6"w x 3"h Maple bowl. Below right, from John Noffsinger, to Burl bowls, one with a burnt rim. |
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| Above, from Steve Bishop, a ball from Manzanita burl squeezed by a home
made screw clamp from Birdseye Maple. The caption reads, "Portrait of the
artist a a middle-aged man with a stressful job, a wife, two kids, a house, two
mortagages, two cars, 5 cats, and a neurotic dog".
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Above, from Neil Kagan, a 18"w x 20"l hand carved Maple Burl.
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Left, from Scott Wallis, a 9"h Cherry, and a 5.5"h Walnut bud vases. |
Photos taken by Jim Marstall