Tom Canfield showed a stick pen. He shared his method of using a jig on the
tailstock to help stabilize the long blank for turning.
Harold Dykes made a small segmented bowl with a design that suggested "happy
face" when held just right. Funny thing, it also made the same face upside
down.
Uel Clanton showed two tail swatter blanks illustrating the color of Orange
Agate, a rare wood that is cheaper than Cocobolo.
Don Kaiser showed a Cherry bowl that had looked bad on the outside and
turned out, as you can see, very nice.
Here are a couple of constructions illustrating texturing by our demo member
of the month, artist Dan Pfeifer.
Tom Canfield showed a stick pen. He shared his method of using a jig on the
tailstock to help stabilize the long blank for turning.
Harold Dykes made a small segmented bowl with a design that suggested "happy
face" when held just right. Funny thing, it also made the same face upside
down.
Uel Clanton showed two tail swatter blanks illustrating the color of Orange
Agate, a rare wood that is cheaper than Cocobolo.
Don Kaiser showed a Cherry bowl that had looked bad on the outside and
turned out, as you can see, very nice.
Here are a couple of constructions illustrating texturing by our demo member
of the month, artist Dan Pfeifer.