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It's been a while! :whistling: A new cover photo, by Neil which you can see HERE Congratulations to Neil - you can also take a look at his original thread HERE

More than high time to change the cover photo Good heavens, I'm slack aren't I! (that's rhetorical, by the way) I've uploaded a new cover photo, by alan morrison which you can see HERE Congratulations to Nigel - you can also take a look at his original thread HERE

This is a table centre for Blind Veterans UK military dinner held in remembrance week. It is a collaboration by Me Neil Lawton & Eamonn Caswell (silver). Neil turned the poppy out of oak. Eamonn’s did the laser cut of The Lads & I did the rest. The Lads have become a symbol of our charity...

After reading Mark Sangers great article in this months woodturning mag, I decided to give his project a go, I have stayed pretty faithful to Mark's original piece apart from my texturing is a bit different regards Andy

This week's Pen of the Week is chosen by xjr1300 and goes to "Something Different" by johnny5 Pat said "I like things that are different & this pen is very different! Excellent work Johnny." Here's the link to Thomas's original post...

Well, not to me but probably very special for the lady I have made it for. I took on a commission to rebuild a rotten wheelbarrow style planter. It was too far gone to be honest and would have been easier to make a new one from scratch, but it had been bought for her by her husband shortly...

This week's Pen of the Week is chosen by Bammer and goes to the Plumbers Pen by Smithwrecker Brad said "I like it because I can't make it " Here's the link to Darren's original post. http://www.penturners.co.uk/other-material-turned-items/21658-plumbers-pen.html

Hi Guys, I made a wedding pen stand for my brothers coming wedding in March. It was made from Mahogany, via an old hotel bar from Tenby, South Wales, not far from us. I know this is true, because the original owner lives next door to us and I have his original hotel brochures and a original...

This week's Pen of the Week is chosen by GeordieB and goes to "Mount Olive" by johnny5 Geordie said "Johhny's pen is beautifully turned and finished and olive wood never lets you down for figure" Here's the link to Thomas's original post...

This bit was already missing some bark, so I took it all off. The natural looked a bit rough so I sanded it following the original contours. 4" x 3" at the highest point.

Hi everyone This may seem a bit of a dumb question to a forum such as this but I find that I am unable to access the sellers market at the moment, and I guess that is because I have just joined. I am looking for someone to make some fountain pens for me with a particular request, in that I...

Hi All, I made a friend a walking stick some time ago. It had a brass handle and a brass spigot/joint in the middle of the Oak stick with a rubber cover at the bottom that you took off to show a brass point which was a help in winter weather. I want to make another but I can't find a stockist. I...

...Since I made a pen! TM Alpha in Almond wood, made for the original owner of the tree.

This weeks Pen of the Week chosen by Thomas (Johnny5) goes to the Bohemia Mistral made by Eamonn (Silver). Thomas said "I have chosen Eamonn's Bohemia Mistral for its original timber and being well turned and finished" Here is the link to Silver's original post -...

This weeks Pen of the Week selected by Scott (Sawes) goes to the Ergonomic Oblique Dip Pen that was made by Melanie (Fingwe). Scott said "It just shows that you don't always need a lathe to make a beautiful pen" Here is the link to Melanie's original post...

More of an "upscale" than an out and out "turning" tbh. I am currebtly recycling an old curtain pole into tealight snowmen and wondered what I could do with the old end caps. The finial was removed and the hollow cut for the glass holder, a severe sanding back to remove the horrid original...