First Goblet
My dad taught me how to turn a goblet. I added my on little touches. It is made of Tasmanian Blackwood that we got from Woodcraft. It is sanded and finished with Howard Feed-N-Wax (a preblended beeswax and orange oil).
Submitted by: Hunter Osenbaugh
Guayucan Duck Call
I made this duck call from a piece of Guayacan (Genuine Lignum Vitae) that was half heart wood and half sap wood. I used an Echo polycarbonate, double reed, open water insert. The band is a THO 1 1/4″ OD x 1/2″ Wide Rimmed & Hammered Brass Band.
Submitted by: Dean Osenbaugh
Osage Orange Square dish
I turned this out of a 6x6x2 piece of Osage Orange. I was inspired by on of your recent videos. Lots of hand sanding, but it came out great.
Submitted by: Barron Fischer
mahogany rolling pin
The mahogany rolling pin in the picture is made form a 4 by 4 solid mahogany its turned between centers at 800 rpm into a round piece and made the handle and sanded from 40-300 NOT WAX BECAUSE IT IS USED ON FOOD (this rolling pin is made by a gouge) thanks for reading
Submitted by: Anthony broe
Pecan platter
12 inch pecan platter, this was my second try at this so I kept the form fairly simple. The first go around split in half as I was rounding the outer edge and also split my chin open. This was finished with 5 coats of shelac which was buffed with 0000 steel wool between coats.
Submitted by: Kyle Cameron
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