WORKS DONE

The Results....
of the tools and supplies purchased at
Woodchuckers .... and the craftsman.

Titled
Oh Void

      One of Art's "Puzzling Illusion" series using
      the Kelton hollowers
      Made of Big leaf maple and ebony

By
Art Liestman

   of the
    Greater Vancouver
    Woodturning Guild

On the last stop-in at Woodchuckers
Daniel picked up some chunks of
African blackwood we sell as
clarinet bells, some castello boxwood,
a bit of pink ivory, and our BF031
box hinge....and his scrap pile
supplied the birdseye maple

Called: A Tisket-A Tasket
Double lined top, scalloped with
his home made "pseudo rose engine lathe"

Fantastic use of materials!

by
Daniel McDonald
Beaconsfield Quebec

By Doug Magrath
of Thames Valley Woodturners.
London ON

Manzanita root burl

For those of you that thought blanked
out cherry bowls is all Doug does....
Wrong ! Doug is equally at easy with
artistic creations as to the everyday
functional productions.

It is a pleasure to see turners convert our
supplies into a little extra income as shown
here by Berny's photos.

Bernard Bujold
Caplan, Quebec

Ornamental lidded box
in imitation ivory and
2 fine pieces in Brazilian
Leopardwood

Jake Berkhuizen
Quite Woodturners
Belleville ON

Eye-catching Lamination
Further emphesised by a vaneer in betwwen colors.

By Nelson Craig
Kitchener Ontario

Laminating gone wild!

Curly maple, Apricot and
Bloodwood laminated
with Pear vaneer dyed black.

Larry Robertson
Colchester ON

Yes, it has a name...
FEMISPHERE
With the many re-chucks
and jigs, in itself not for
the faint of heart.....
and when you split it
into a jewelry box with
magnetic positioners, can
only be the work of
Peter Rand
Niagara on the Lake ON
Click here how its done

Buckeye Burl
8in diam by 5in high

By
Roger Bodley
Belleville Ontario

...talk about "value added"
from what you picked
up as a raw chunk at Woodchuckers...good
work Roger.

Cheese tray

By Dr Ed Lund
of Saint John
New Brunswick

Recognize all those
Woodchuckers supplies
but that wood must be
Maritimes!!

Good work Ed
especially by adding
the handles for a
classier look!

Offset turning using
the Sorby Eccentric
Chuck and hollow
vessel in pine burl

Christine Davidson
British Columbia

Banksia fun

Bev Redden, Campbellford Ontario

Western Big Leaf Maple
7 x 1 1/2

Christine Davidson

Single Candle
Lace Maker's Lamp

From an article in Craft Supplies UK
Woodturner magazene,

How many of you remember those
magazines??.

by
Eugene Schlaak

Niagara Falls Ontario

More Hollowing by
Eugene Schlaak

You must have put 50,000
miles on those McNaughton
hollowers.....I can see Eugene
asking for another set soon!!

Maple burl on right

and Japanese   Ornamental Yew
on left which came from
Eugene's back yard    is titled
          Broken Dreams

...and some more of
our supplies brought to life!

Even simple keychains
get the full treatment by
Eugene using
Sorby texturing tool.

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Not-so-lazy Susan!!

Art Deboo
Peterborough Ontario

Who sez a platter is only
for cheese and crackers
and a bowl can't have
a hole in the bottom

...only when they are
combined to make this slow
turning demonstration table!

The Classic Shipwheel
Nutcracker

Figured maple and
finished with General
Salad Bowl Oil

Laura Fleming
Toronto

....this was an entry at the
beginner's table at the last
WGO competition....took
first prize.

Our PT series
Potpourri lids
given a good home!

Mike Brazeau
Milton Ontario

The Quinte
Woodturners
group effort
2006 Charity
Christmas Tree

Aside making the tree, limbs, base
and gifts, here is an assortment
of ornaments for it.



	Burls are always sought after for their unique grain structure....but the wood richness of our Australian Goldfield burrs sets them ahead of the pack. Even with the bark removed offers a special texture... take a look at the "slipper" above. Names such as malee, coolibah, red morrell, gray gum, eucalyptus etc. A very good representation here by. Margaret Eisenman of Mission, British Columbia Canada

Ken Lorenz
Port Hope Ont

Platter in hard maple, wedges are
lilac from Saskatchewan and accented
in black walnut.
Lacquered in high gloss which good
results are no doubt attributed to the
sanding preparation with our
Astra Dot sandpaper.

Hey Ken,....I know that inspiration
for a project can come from anywhere
but that hubcap in the background looks
mighty resemblin' !!

Banksia Bowl
Finished with
Rustin's
Danish Oil

Irwin Seidman
Owen Sound Ont

The Milk Can

Red Oak,
using our Pt series
Pot pourri lids and
finished with Mylands
Friction Polish

by
Bob Crowder

Shelburne Ont

	...no, no, no, Bob...repeat after me.. woodturner...wood-turner...wood..wood More by Bob Crowder with a new twist on our IB406 twist pens by using metals...of course having a metal lathe helps!!