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Hand Turned Rings by Tana Munoz
Hand turned rings made with various materials including oak burl, leather, elk antler, copper wire, wood sourced from Australia, and more.
Australian Camphor Laurel Bowl
A beautiful snack or sweets bowl. Made from Australian Camphor Laurel 6.5” x 4.75” (16.5 cm x 9cm). Inside of bowl is sanded to 3000 grit and finished in wax. Outside of bowl is a red / gold and black, similar to Chinese lacquer with 3 coats of high gloss resin....
Cherry Pot – Native American Style
A Native American inspired woodturned pot made from cherry wood.
Cedar Elm Wood Platter
A stunning cedar elm wood turned platter.
Sapele Wood Platter
A wood turned platter made from Sapele wood.
Maple Burl Vase
This is the largest piece of Maple Burlwood that Mr. Robinson has turned so far. He tried to keep as much of the material as possible and made it as large as he could. There were lots of bark inclusions in this piece of wood, so resin was used to fill the spaces where...
Wood Turned Eggs
Wood turned eggs are a fun project and good for practicing technique. These eggs are made from elm, beech, oak, and yew. The bowl is spalted alder wood.
Norfolk Island Pine Vessel
Finished with handmade shellac friction polish, this is a beautiful example of Norfolk Island Pine woodturning. This vessel was hand turned and from a piece of the wood and shows how interesting this species of tree can really be.
Brown Mallee Burl Dish with Tail
The tail feature on this Australian Brown Mallee burl is out of this world. This wood turned bowl is unique and definitely one of a kind.
Turned and Carved Boxelder Vessel
Boxelder wood vessel hand turned and hand carved for a beautiful finish.
Carob Burr Hollow Form
Carob tree woodturning hollow form created from a burr found on the tree. This tree was blown down in a wind storm in California.
Barba di Yònkuman Wood Vase
A wood turned vase is made using Barba di Yonkuman wood from the country of Curacao. It was hand turned with a bowl gouge and hollowing tools.
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