There was a time when I turned mostly bowls and a few pens but a combination of age and health I now turn mostly pens and the odd bowl once in a blue moon here are a few of my latest 6" to 16" oak, 12" Holm Oak, 18" beech and 6" Bubinga sadly I cant manage the big stuff anymore so I have sold me Nova and just have a small lathe now
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Beautiful work Woody ��
Penpal
Grand Master
Never mind about the big stuff Woody these take my breath away,the finish is outstanding mate.I know about age and health too. Wonderful examples of perseverence.I am tied up with my plants just now,can,t wait to get into my penmaking soon.WE waited until 2 weeks ago to be frost and cold free its a pleasant change.Bought a Fibreglass bath ,mounting it waist high,lots of logistics to do this using a 12 foot trellis as the frame.
Peter.
Peter.
Brilliant Woody mate, what’s the finish?
Holm oak and the Oak set 6 coats of Teak oil the rest sanding sealer and several coats of paste wax
angelo49
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Some beautiful work there Woody.
Timber, turn, and finish are outstanding
Timber, turn, and finish are outstanding
Terry Q
Fellow
Nicely done Woody. Love the Oak.
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I was just about thinking of posting a couple bowl I made, don't think I will now.
Stunning bowls Woody.
Stunning bowls Woody.
AllenN
Fellow
Small but beautifully formed I would say. Lovely work Woody, just goes to show what can be done on a small lathe.