Wood Turning

Wine stoppers

This is an assortment of wine stoppers I completed recently. The woods used were bocote, bloodwood, and tulip wood.

Thanks for the opportunity to show them!

Dana Fork Revisited

A Collection of Fly Fishing Stories

by John Parmenter

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Submitted by: John Parmenter

Pin Chuck

I was watching your videos on turning duck calls because a friend asked me to make him one. I saw your pin chuck and had to have one. A friend at work made this one for me in about 15 minutes. It is made from D2 tool steel so it should hold up really well. Thanks again Carl for everything that I have learned from you.

Submitted by: Dean Osenbaugh

Norwegian wood

A weary good result from from something who was meant for the fire 😉

Submitted by: Knut Westlund

Bird home Improvement

This birdhouse looks just about the same as the last one I posted. The person that bought the last one asked me “how do I clean it out at the end of the season”. That made me think. I bought some PVC fittings and turned them and cut them to fit then I epoxied them into place. The lid works perfectly. I am glad it worked because I have orders for 4 more after this one. Does anyone else dislike making the same thing over and over?

Submitted by: Dean Osenbaugh

Small American Oak Box

I purchased a woodturning lathe a few weeks ago and watched a lot of your videos on YouTube. I have been just been practicing on scrap wood and felt confident to have a go at a box from American Oak I am very pleased for the first attempt.

Submitted by: Ian THompson

A piece of log

This is a piece of log that somebody have put on my doorstep one day I was coming home from work.
It turns out really nice and I am glad that the person who put it here dint put it in the fire 🙂

Submitted by: Knut Westlund