Capital Area Woodturners Gallery

Show and Tell at the March 2001 Meeting


Above left, from Don Johnson, a 7"w x 2"h square-edged bowl of Koa with an Ebony foot, and a 8"w x 1"h in Curly Maple. Above right, from Martin Angebranndt, a 5"w x 3"h Eucalyptus hollow form, a 4"w x 2.5"h Maple burl and two miniature Cocobolo bowls. Right, from Tom Boley, a 8"w x 3"h spalted Maple bowl
	Left, from Dean Swagert, 6"w x 3" segmented hollow form made of Maple, Mahoganey, and Padauk, and a 6"w x 1"h bowl made of "Rose of the Mountain" from Guyana. Below, left, from Andy Blackwell, An Escoulen "If-Then Sample Board" from various exotic woods - If I put the wood at this angle, and do this cut; then I get a piece that looks like this! Below right, from Don Hart, three bowls and a necklace ornament from a famous 400-600 year old tree in Salam, NJ. In Dec 99, the tree lost three branches and pieces of the tree were awarded to local artists based on skill

Right, from C.A. Savoy, a 8"w x 6"h Walnut bowl and goblet, and a 5"w x 2"h Ambrosia Maple natural edge bowl.

Above, from Neil Kagan, a 6"w x 2"h Bloodwood bowl with a carved rose insert of bleached basswood.

Below from Neil Kagan, a 2"w Maple burl with hand carved recesses.

Above, from Neil Kagan, two 6"h x 5"w stemmed goblets of Zebrawood with Ebony stems

Below, from Ray Taylor, Ray's first of three turnings. A 10"w x 4"h Ambrosia Maple bowl, a 9"w x 2"h Maple treated with amber-gold aniline dye, and a 5"w x 1.5"h maple bowl.

	Left, from Don Riggs, three natural edged bowls of Ambrosia Maple, Peach, and Oak, and two small Ambrosia Maple hollow forms.





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Photos taken by Jim Marstall