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Biennial Competition and Exhibition 2007

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Barry Cook, UK
I first started my hobby of woodturning about 25 years ago using an old Myford ML8 lathe that I spotted rusting away in a farmers barn, I bought it for just a few pounds and that was it, I was hooked. I enjoy all forms of turning but mainly bowls and platters with decorated rims & natural edges,as a builder I have to turn bits & pieces for my building projects but I much prefer craft turning. 		438
David Peebles (Revolutions Woodturning)
My name is David Peebles. I live near Lyons, a small town in northwest Ohio. I've been involved in a number of artistic enterprises over the years...started out drumming in a rock band, went from there to chimney sweeping and pottery, moved on to furniture making and eventually Shaker chair making. A year or so ago I decided to pare down my life and eliminate some of the excess. I now work in a small studio that I've basically built and designed myself. It's very compact, but has its charms. I have horses as neighbors, trees all around, rabbits and chipmunks as constant companions, and the quiet scenes outside my windows as I'm turning are very beneficial to my peace of mind. 		409
Jack de Vos
Jack is an artistic woodturner who lives in Western Australia.
He is well known for his fine turned vessels as well as his sculptural woodturning.
He prefers to use local wood such as Jarrah (Eucalyptus Marginata), Sheoak (Allocasuarina fraseriana) and Grasstree (Xanthorrhoeii Preissii).
The site shows some of his earlier work through to his more recent sculptural pieces. 		422
James Barley
Within these pages you'll find examples of my turned wood items, encompassing artistic ornamental bowls, vases, and hollow-forms along with functional pieces such as salad bowls, platters, and candle holders. My inventory of these pieces is constantly changing so I would advise any interested viewers to contact me for more details.
I reside in Nanaimo on beautiful Vancouver Island. 		343
Kevins Woodturnings
This is a good site for segmented turning. 		406
Laymar Crafts Woodturning
The website of Richard Stapley. Contains both technical information amd woodturning galleries and a host of web links. 		418
Mark Hancock
Woodturner - Craftsman - Lathe Artist - Designer Maker - Demonstrator - Tutor.
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Monarch Woodturning (Roddy Moyes)
I have named this site after that most noble beast the Red Deer (Monarch of the Glen), living on Speyside in the Scottish Highlands I thought it was an apt and fitting title. I hope you enjoy your visit and return again, the site is mainly dedicated to the art and craft of woodturning and you will find examples of bowls, hollowforms, clocks etc. in the Gallery. 		401
More Woodturning Fred Holder
More Woodturning Magazine and more. 		399
Paul Barton
I am a self taught wood turner and have developed my work through my love and passion for timber and in particular Australia’s Native trees.
All of the timber I use is salvaged from the forest floor. E.g. logging remains. 		251
Sean Troy
I am considered fairly new to the wood turning world, having only been turning part time for about 10 years and going full time last year. I have, however, been very fortunate to quickly make quite a few friends in the wood turning family. I have a great respect for turners who still have fun turning wood after many years of standing in front of a lathe. If wood turning ever gets to be a chore for me, I am finished with it. Happily, I do not see that happening. 		202
Steven Kennard
Steven is a woodturner and furniture maker in Nova Scotia. 		143

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