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Spring Blossom in Aluminium Managed to finally get in the shed for a bit. Was given some aluminium bar a while back & decided to experiment just to see if I could do it. Turned on the wood lathe with wood turning tools. A Spring Blossom in Aluminium. Even tho it's a big pen it feels a nice...

Liked the last one so made another at the weekend. Slightly different in that there is a more pronounced rim between the bowl part and rim. Plus didn't want as black & shiny finish as the last one. This one is more gray in colour. Love the grain pattern this finish brings out. This is approx...

1x Pristina in burr elm 1x Sierra in burr elm 1x blue sierra - spirit stained, I believe the customer was giving it as a gift to a Glasgow Rangers supporter!! All finished with sanding sealer and a couple of coats of spray acrylic lacquer.

Asked for a ''rustic'' looking mantelpiece clock. Had this piece of Scottish Hawthorne log kicking around for a while but didn't look anything special - until I cut it up, lovely grain pattern inside. Finished with Teak oil & 2 coats of Acrylic gloss lacquer. C & C welcome

Can't remember what the wood is (getting on a bit!!!) Think it's ash. - Edit: no it's not, think Mick is right it's Elm. 4'' (100mm) clock face. Finished in sanding sealer & friction polish. C & C welcome

Spring Blossom in African Blackwood with lacquer finish. This is one nicely weighted pen. C & C welcome

had time to play today cedar platter with distressed black rim - acrylic gloss lacquer finish over ebony paint

Anyone got one of the above that can give us a quick review on it as am thinking of getting one but don't want to get a pup. Am looking for one that will go in the shed, cut up to about 8'' deep (slowly obviously) but without the motor stopping every 2 seconds. Cheers Steven Or, if anyone...

This was a piece of burr I was given, think it is Elm. Melamine sanding sealer & lacquer finish. C &C welcome

Think the clock part is spalted chestnut & the platter part elm. Finished in sanding sealer & friction polish. C&C welcome

Couple of recent Pristina rollerballs. 1 in African blackwood & 1 in Lime. Both finished in sanding sealer and high friction polish. 1st post of turnings - C&C welcome