Made from Afromosia and Purple Heart wood glued together and turned.
by Eric Box
Made from a large rough sawn chunk of oak fished out of Plymouth Sound.
After letting it dry for over a year, the square bowl demo (fantastic BTW) inspired me to use this flotsam.
by Julian Wood
By Kieth Goddard 
By Keith Goddard 
With Andrew Hall from his studio Workshop in County Durham, England
Another of his signature pieces, the Corinthian helmet.
Bob Grinsted, Mansfield Texas USA 
Bob Grinsted, Mansfield Texas USA 
Calvin Perry, Oshawa,Ontario, Canada 
Calvin Perry,
Oshawa,Ontario, Canada
Calvin Perry, Oshawa,Ontario, Canada
A lidded box is a very simple woodturning project, the design possibilities are endless and the finished results make super little gifts. You can use up all sorts of scraps of timber, just make the box to suit what’s available.
Richard Mialki
North Tonawanda, New York, USA
Richard Mialki
North Tonawanda, New York, USA
The snowman and tree are made from Popular and 2 1/2 inches tall. The tree is first painted white and then sprayed with Jolly Red textured paint from ColorTex. The snowman is just finished with markers from Sharpie. The big ornament is a Maple ball with inlay and the finial is Tulipwood.
Richard Mialki
North Tonawanda, New York, USA
Bob Grinsted, Mansfield Texas USA 
Banksia Pods 
Hats 
Cup and Ball 
Mushrooms 
Yoyos 
Seal and Ball 
Shadow Spheres 
Pendants 
Community Ideas 
Turned Table
by Bill Sumnar
Original design from
Theo Haralampou
By Carl Brust 
By Ecki Kruss, Berlin 
With Pepper mill and salt shaker.
By Ecki Kruss, Berlin
By Ecki Kruss, Berlin 
By Euger Schlaak, Niagara Falls, Canada 
By Peter Fabricius 
By Peter Fabricius, with salt and pepper shaker 
By Peter Fabricius.
With Theo Haralampou from his studio workshop in Brisbane, Australia
This is a great utility item that can take pride of place on your dining table for all to see and enjoy. This is a small lidded box with a difference, create a cup in a box….with a beautiful teardrop lid.
Original design by Theo Haralampou,
Elm Burl Bowl
By Leonard Shield 
By Leonard Shield 
By Leonard Shield
Front of BUrl Bowl
By Leonard Shield
Back of Burl Bowl
By Andy Chen 
By Andy Chen
With Theo Haralampou from his studio workshop in Brisbane, Australia
Not only does theo create a beautiful form from a burl, but he adds an additional dimension with natural edged wings. Theo discusses the do’s and don’ts of burl selection and walks you step by step through the process of creating a highly figured yet functional artwork.
made after watching Theo’s excellent demo!
Ron Giordano, Plano, Texas
By Bob Grinstead, Mansfield, TX. 
By John McNay 
By John McNay
Grecian Vase 
Grecian Vase
– Ms Terry Young
Okotoks, Alberta, Canada
