Turning - Page 3 of 24

In this episode, Mark turns blank into a pod shape, and then splits it apart at the paper seems, revealing four turned shelves.

Mark Gardner reveals how he makes the shorter, deeper shelf version of his shelf featured in FWW #291.

Use the tool rest as a clamping caul to reattach broken pieces.

Tim Killen demonstrates how inside-out turning can be duplicated using SketchUp.

Mark Gardner's lathe-turned bowls begin with a green log and finesse with a chainsaw.

Mark Gardner demonstrates the steps involved in making one of his colorful bowls, from cutting a log to the initial rough turning and drying, to the final finishing touches with milk paint and gouge work for the texturing.

The candle-stand project starts at the lathe, where Chris turns the post's familiar wine-bottle shape out of cherry.

Barrie Lynn Bryant turns round frames in medium density fiberboard, before covering the frame in gold leaf and paint.

Ireland’s Max Brosi is one of the most inventive woodturners to emerge in recent years, known both for the ingenuity of his designs and for having the technical prowess to bring them to life.

Max Brosi uses texture, contrast, and the distortion of the wood to bring his ideas forward. Once he knows what the piece is going to say, making it is an enjoyable and often automatic process.