Rick Hounjet sent in some pictures of his recent work. I suggested the eggs looked good enough to eat and Rick assured me they have no cholesterol and are high in fibre.
These eggs are turned from Box Elder and have numerous coats of dye.
This is a Birch candle holder with dye and pyrography.
This platter is turned from Big Leaf Maple and finished with dye and pyrography.
We have two entries for today. Earl Eidem has finished a Corian bowl and Trent Watts has a few projects completed....
Kody Kammer has been working on a project for his mother. Here are a couple of process shots of the pen holder and the...
Rick Hounjet has another one of his beautiful Box Elder Burl pieces to show us today. This one had a naturally...
Twent-six members came to Walter Murray High School for our March meeting. Visiting and drooling over Paul Schroeder's...
Jay Scott has a very elaborate project finished and shares the story with us. Infinity Table I could write a novel for...
Attendance for the February meeting was at a high level. Thirty-three people showed up with many bringing items for...
Jay has finished three items for our viewing pleasure today. Seld'm Drop This bowl was an experiment. From an...
Vic Schapansky has been working on a segmented bowl and sent in a description of his work flow. I am calling this vase...
Rick Hounjet has a story and an image to share. I won a piece of Big Leaf Maple at Peter Christensen's Christmas party...
Earl Eidem has been exercising his creative muscles and has another interesting creation for us. Government Promises...
Mel Genge sent in an account of his latest turning project. When Elio came down for our Christmas event he brought me...
Earl Eidem kicks off 2023 with a captivating account of working with a difficult piece of wood. The Back Story I...
This is possibly the last post for 2022. Wishing everyone a happy holiday season and a fulfillment of all your wishes...
I dropped off our Hub City Turners cheque at the Saskatoon Food Bank on Thursday. I spoke with Erin Berger the...
Here are a couple of projects submitted by Jay Scott. I was never really satisfied with the turning of my largest...