Woodturning is the craft or art of shaping wood into forms on a lathe. Typical items created in this manner include pens, bowls and vases.
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Choose from a catalog of 16 different items, including bowls, lidded vessels and pens made from exotic and domestic wood.
Turned natural wood vases, bowls, mantel clocks, and heart puzzle boxes.
Turned bowls, and vases.
Offers bowls and vases, a list of books authored by Dave, turning course details, and tips on turning eccentric trunnion box.
Offers perfume pens, magnifiers, letter openers, pens, pencils, jewelry and gift sets. Also hand carved wood spirits and golf balls.
Offers bowls, letter openers, bottle stoppers and pens, with background information and photographs. Email to purchase.
Offers wooden drinking goblets, mugs, and chalices.
Using eco-friendly methods and local woods, Ken Broadland presents the beauty of nature in functional wooden salad bowls, servers and other useful items. Vancouver Island, Canada.
Items include bowls, boxes, and segmented rings from domestic and exotic hardwoods. Sells through Etsy.
Gifts such as vases, bowls, lamps, tea-lights, needle-cases and scoops. In Anglesey, UK.
Selling segmented (polychromatic) bowls and vases turned by Kevin Neelley, and plans and software. Several pages of tips and techniques.
Handcrafted wood gift items turned from wood burls. Wood products for the home or office including pens, salad bowls, bread boards and wizard wands.
Bowls and boxes made from 40 different Hawaiian woods. Also sells Koa and other Hawaiian timber.
Decorative and practical wooden bowls made from solid hard woods of cherry, black cherry, birch, and Red Maple.
Maker of bowls of all descriptions and nested natural-edge bowls. Offers several videos, other resources and tuition.
Offers bowls, boxes, candlesticks and artwork with a purpose. The peppermills are art with function.
Offers lathe-turned bowls, platters, vases, and whimsical art pieces. Includes craftsman's biography and shop photographs.
Features hand turned products including lamps, fruit, bowls and garden accessories. Grantham, England.
Sells bowls, gifts, parts for furniture restoration, kitchenware, household items and offers woodturning demonstrations by Richard Findley.
Barry Finver makes wooden wine stoppers and corkscrews, mirrors, oil lamps, table lighters, cheese boards, and writing instruments.
Featuring custom chess sets of mango and koa and also pepper mills, oil lamps and sets of wine corks.
Allen Davis offers segmented bowls and urns using woods from around the world. Includes artist's profile, gallery of products, and show schedule.
Offers pens, bowls, and goblets. Also green grave markers and trophy bases.
Rick Taylor - using swamp kauri creates gift items, bowls, hollow forms and boxes. Also sells kauri wood, lathes and tools. New Zealand.
Offers bowls, vases, and hollow forms some including piercing work, mainly from local timbers.
Online shop of artistic wooden products, including bowls, platters, goblets, vases and pens, often using piercing technique. Also woodturning DVD on piercing.
Online shop of artistic wooden products, including bowls, platters, goblets, vases and pens, often using piercing technique. Also woodturning DVD on piercing.
Using eco-friendly methods and local woods, Ken Broadland presents the beauty of nature in functional wooden salad bowls, servers and other useful items. Vancouver Island, Canada.
Choose from a catalog of 16 different items, including bowls, lidded vessels and pens made from exotic and domestic wood.
Barry Finver makes wooden wine stoppers and corkscrews, mirrors, oil lamps, table lighters, cheese boards, and writing instruments.
Offers lathe-turned bowls, platters, vases, and whimsical art pieces. Includes craftsman's biography and shop photographs.
Handcrafted wood gift items turned from wood burls. Wood products for the home or office including pens, salad bowls, bread boards and wizard wands.
Offers bowls, boxes, candlesticks and artwork with a purpose. The peppermills are art with function.
Decorative and practical wooden bowls made from solid hard woods of cherry, black cherry, birch, and Red Maple.
Rick Taylor - using swamp kauri creates gift items, bowls, hollow forms and boxes. Also sells kauri wood, lathes and tools. New Zealand.
Allen Davis offers segmented bowls and urns using woods from around the world. Includes artist's profile, gallery of products, and show schedule.
Items include bowls, boxes, and segmented rings from domestic and exotic hardwoods. Sells through Etsy.
Gifts such as vases, bowls, lamps, tea-lights, needle-cases and scoops. In Anglesey, UK.
Sells bowls, gifts, parts for furniture restoration, kitchenware, household items and offers woodturning demonstrations by Richard Findley.
Bowls and boxes made from 40 different Hawaiian woods. Also sells Koa and other Hawaiian timber.
Offers bowls, vases, and hollow forms some including piercing work, mainly from local timbers.
Featuring custom chess sets of mango and koa and also pepper mills, oil lamps and sets of wine corks.
Features hand turned products including lamps, fruit, bowls and garden accessories. Grantham, England.
Offers pens, bowls, and goblets. Also green grave markers and trophy bases.
Maker of bowls of all descriptions and nested natural-edge bowls. Offers several videos, other resources and tuition.
Offers perfume pens, magnifiers, letter openers, pens, pencils, jewelry and gift sets. Also hand carved wood spirits and golf balls.
Selling segmented (polychromatic) bowls and vases turned by Kevin Neelley, and plans and software. Several pages of tips and techniques.
Offers bowls, letter openers, bottle stoppers and pens, with background information and photographs. Email to purchase.
Offers wooden drinking goblets, mugs, and chalices.
Offers bowls and vases, a list of books authored by Dave, turning course details, and tips on turning eccentric trunnion box.
Turned bowls, and vases.
Turned natural wood vases, bowls, mantel clocks, and heart puzzle boxes.
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