Roger Felps did a very good bowl taken from an article by Brendan Stemp in
the AAW magazine. Stemp's article shows how one can turn the object in four
axes.

Jerry DeGroot had a box from last month's show-and-tell that he rescued with
scroll saw and inlace.

Other bowls and boxes that Jerry DeGroot brought


Vern Hallmark showed a couple of magnolia bowls in development.

Salt and Pepper shakers by Harold Dykes. The bottom of each is an inverted
cone with a 2mm sized hole in the top. The sides of the cone are hollow and
when shaken, the salt (or pepper) in bounced against a domed area of the lid
which knocks the salt into the hole. Sitting on a flat surface keeps the
moisture and dust from getting to the salt/pepper.