Darrell Korman presented the club with a handsome gavel of bois D’Arc (bowdark or Osage orange) for the gavel part and “wood” he said for the handle:

Phillip Meghalchi showed us a couple of boxes, one of ash and one of pecan with a nice walnut rim.  Susan Bates said she found a piece of mesquite that spoke to her and turned out a bowl with a slanted rim. George Taylor went to Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts in Tennessee for inspiration. He showed us a nice platter that was airbrushed, textured and gilded. You are looking at the top and the bottom to get the whole effect.

Roger Arnold showed us a Texas ebony cup and an ambrosia maple cup. Rick Webster brought an ash bowl and a mesquite and inlayed platter, his first inlay. Tom Canfield showed us a reconstructed cedar flower bowl that was both ground with an angle grinder and turned and put back together again. No small feat for cedar.