Wood Turning Links
Wood Turner's
| Mallee Boy Woodturning Allan Younger turns mallee root burl and other Australian woods into beautiful, classical forms. |
Andi Wolfe
Andi uses her knowledge of plants, botany and nature in general to bring a fantastic world of color and carving to her exquisite turnings. Every turner needs to see this web site.
Andre van den Berg
Andre and his son have built a robot woodturner for production turning.
Oakridge Woodworking and Picture Framing
There is a lot more here than wood turning. Andrew and Seth London have an incredible display of woodworking for your viewing and learning pleasure.
Cobweb Crafts
Cobweb Crafts is essentially one man, Andy Coates with a lathe, a passion for the material, the possibilities of form,colour, and texture, and the pleasure of having something new to learn each day. He is a Woodturner living and working in the Suffolk countryside close to the Broads, coast, and heath lands that offer much in the way of inspiration.
Wood Art by Andrij (Andy) Mrozowski
Andy always enjoyed working with wood: he designed and was commissioned to build furniture. He was fascinated with turned objects and forms, and purchased his first lathe in 1980.
Andy's Wooden Lamps
Andy Staiano enjoys wood-turning and has made lamps for customers since 1990. Before that he made them only for family and friends. Each lamp is individually made of one, or a combination of two hardwoods. Only the UL approved electrical components are not made by him.
Andy Webber's Craft Pages - Wood turning
Andy owes his skills in wood turning, and hence also metal turning, to a friend at The Jacaranda Tree, a copy of Dave Register's book, practice and experimentation. He does his inspiration proud.
Moshe Eshel
Moshe's blog has some interesting perosnal history as well as pictures and videos.
Peter Allen
As a member of the Western New York Old Growth Survey Team, Peter has countless hours of experience in the quest of old growth forests. He has come across old Chestnut snags [dead trees] in some of them. His hope is that people keep the crafts he makes as heirlooms as the true American chestnut is gone forever from the forest.
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