Ryedale Woodturners
This website is being updated from August 2022. This is an archive page.
GALLERY - members' turning
Photos of items made by members during the coronavirus outbreak, when club meetings were cancelled and we were all "locked down" at home.
Add your photos to the gallery
Club members - to add photos simply email them as an attachment, preferably with a few details, to the secretary Lance Garrard, or to Steve Fearnley. The ideal size is around 800 x 600 pixels, though anywhere close to this is fine.
To keep down the number of photos on each page, I have split them into months:
One of my other hobbies is ...
One of Lance's other hobbies is landscape photography.
Have a look at some beautiful photos of beautiful places at https://www.flickr.com/photos/metrisk
One of Steve Fearnley's other hobbies is gardening - have a look at his illustrated gardening diary at
https://www.oldfern.co.uk/indexgarden.php (work in progress).
One of Peter Howell's other hobbies is 3D printing. There are some notes on printing visors for care homes, and a link to thingiverse, where there are a few pictures of items Peter has made.
Things I have made in my workshop ...
Lance suggested we send in photos of things not necessarily made during the lockdown. He set the bar rather high with his church cross - pictures on 7 May, but don't be daunted - send in some photos.
23 July 2020
John Whiteley. Another piece - the impossibowl.
14 July 2020
John Whiteley. Some gold leaf applied to a hollow form.
11 July 2020
Martyn Weller. Finally got my extraction finished. Adapted to include cyclone feeding straight into dustbin for the sawdust. Need to spend some time making something now.
25 July 2020
Keith Gardam. A goblet with long twisted stem
7 July 2020
John Lund. A mountain of bowls
23 July 2020
John Whiteley More foil leaf work
11 July 2020
John Kershaw A tea caddy with a fancy lock
21 July 2020
Martyn Weller Martyn turns another segmented bowl, ahead of his online demonstration of segmenting techniques involved on Thursday 23 July
7 July 2020
Malcolm Dayson and Frank Cornforth Frank felled the beech tree sometime ago, and he had it planked. Then his daughter said ''daaad' can I have bench for the hall?'.
So here it is
