Rick Hounjet has worked out a technique for creating an impressive imitation of lightening striking his Tea Light holder. Rick turned the holder out of Oak, burnt in the trees and used thinly sliced masking tape to create the lightening when he dyed it. The piece is about 6 inches tall.
This piece is made from Box Elder with 5 light coats of dye and pyrography. I call it 'Cozy Cabin' Rick Hounjet
This candle holder is made from birch and has pyrography and 4 layers of dye. Rick Hounjet.
Rick Hounjet sent in some of his latest creations. I made this bowl from a piece of Big Leaf Maple that Mark Noete...
"FIRED" This project has had a long life. A piece of Mountain Ash wet turned in 2018. It looked like I should through...
Here is a recipe for you. Ingredients: Enthusiastic wood turnersEnthusiastic observers and supportersA fantastic...
Looks like Paul Schroeder has found a way to combine two passions. I spent part of the last week making rifle and...
Mel Genge was going through some old boxes and came across a piece of wood that had was given to him by Butch Williams...
This weekend is the drop off for your items that you wish to enter in TheEX. Where: Hall A at PrairielandWhen: July 29...
Emergence Have you ever wondered where glass bottles come from? I found these while walking the Meewasin...
Gord Munn has invited club members to his farm on Friday for a burl party. If you want to learn how to cut up a tree,...
Richard Pratchler and Jay Scott have been busy in their shops. Here are some pictures of their recent work. Richard...
A big thank you to Peter Christensen and Peter Downing for documenting HCT May meeting. The demo presented by Randy...
Kody Kammer is a relatively new person to join our turning group. He is doing some really innovative projects and...
Jay Scott has been hard at work making some interesting turnings. Acorn Ring Box As is the rhythm of things,...
Paul Schroeder and Rick Hounjet have some interesting submissions for today's post. I kind of think of this bowl as...