Zebrawood Bowl

We started our own brand in Hong Kong last year mainly focus on woodworking and woodturning. And we basicly learn everything about woodturning on youtube (especially you 😀 ) because we are kinda lack of different kinds of sources here in Hong Kong :/ .

Anyway this zebrawood bowl is my first attempt on such type of hard material and, although it look me really lots of time but it turns out really really really nice.

We are also trying to turn different kinds of things, check out our Facebook page and Instagram~!

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Submitted by: The missing piece

Posted on Dec 18, 2015 in User Submissions

Snowman

The snowman is approximately 7 in tall & 2 in in diameter. I glued the walnut to the alder then turned it as one piece. The “carrot” nose is alder colored orange with a pen.

Submitted by: Jim Burton

Posted on Dec 18, 2015 in User Submissions

Hybred grinders

Got tired of bowls and started grinders. I wanted something different and worked with Zach on doing an acrylic insert. A lot of possibilities here. Hope to see others do it.

Enjoy your channel,
Lee Watermann

Submitted by: Lee Watermnn

Posted on Dec 18, 2015 in User Submissions

Monopod/sidetable

i atend at the HMC a furnetair making school in holland so fore a asiment i desingd this sidetable whit en inside out turned leg from maple end walnut the top of the leg is identical too the bottem end the top is atached too that.

i am also on instagram: ZOHRAN_BLOEDJES

Submitted by: Zohran Bloedjes

Posted on Dec 13, 2015 in User Submissions

Beads of courage

Hi King turner!
I have been turning (qualified) for one year and I wanted to get involved with the beads of courage programme with the Christchurch wood turners association here in earthquaked Christchurch New Zealand. It is made of 100 pieces of wood with “Beads of courage” set in resin to a lid made from Heart Rimu, the rest is Oak, Cherry and Macrocarpa.
When you visit New Zealand I will show you how awesome Macrocarpa smells.
Best regards.
Keith Hake.