A small chestnut bowl, 125mm diameter, 50mm high, with some texturing applied to the base and rim and beading applied to the bottom, in a continuous cut, inspired by Les Thorne.
Tom’s Touchy Feely bowl
A Christmas chalice
Ash branch 7 1/2” x5 1/2” coloured with intrinsic colours and iridescent paints from Chestnut! Enjoyed the process although it tested my skill level 👍
Is it real?
A little something made from a firewood log
My finger bowl – touchy feely
I’m calling this one finger bowl as my fingers fit into the concave curves perfectly when i pick it up, not planned, but a happy accident. I love the figure in this walnut, it may just be my favorite turning to date.
Textured bowl – Martin copycat
Here’s a bowl I turned using Brazilian Cherry, very hard and dense wood. I used the arbortech mini grinder to texture and added some gold embellishing wax.
Chalice with a ring!
A Chalice with a captive ring, made from an uninteresting (non branch) piece of monkey puzzle tree. Finished in black intrinsic with a little white and silver embellishing wax. (Approx 5″ across)
Archeological find
Chalice in Ash, 7″x3.5″. Coloured using Metal reactive paints
Dave John – Maple Challice w/Walnut Accents
3 1/2 inch 7 in height. Texturing and two captured rings. Shellac spray on finish.
Autumn Chalice
Made from a 6 by 4 inch piece of sycamore . I gave it a heavy base as it is a chalice not a goblet.
A simple sycamore challice
A simple goblet. Sorry Chalice in sycamore with a bit of natural edge. Finished with YG and HS high gloss.