Buckeye wood bowl

Another of my favorite woods. It is seldom found locally. In one piece colors vary from black to almost white. It often has defects as this bowl shows--a hole in the bottom. I believe some types of defects add to the personality of the wood.

1929 Ford Phateon

This is a 1929 Ford Phateon.

The chassis is made of oak, the engine block is pressed particle board, the fenders are stained oak,
the roof is walnut and side panels
are myrtle wood.

Carob bowl

One of my favorite woods is carob. It has beautiful grain patterns and the heart wood is bright red while the sap wood is white. Makes for some beautiful bowls. It is a native wood.

  

1921 Model T Ford convertible

This is a 1921 Model T Ford convertible. It is made of various types of wood. Pressed particle wood, maple, walnut and oak. Some pieces are stained. Lots of fun to make.

Myrtle Bowl

Turning bowls is a way of relaxation. I enjoy working with all kinds of wood. This bowl is a myrtle wood that came from Oregon.