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.
One of my other hobbies is ...
One of Lance's other hobbies is landscape photography
One of Steve Fearnley's other hobbies isgardening
One of Peter Howell's other hobbies is 3D printing
25 October 2020
Brian Wrigglesworth A thin walled poppy dish, freshly picked from the workshop
19 Oct 2020
Steve Fearnley A large, heavy finial (14 x 12″, 10 kg) in opepe and iroko. Many thanks to John Lund for his generous gift of the timber.
16 Oct 2020
Geoff Walker My first attempt at fluting, on a walnut bowl
13 Oct 2020
Peter Howells Three bud vases, walnut with an oak stripe 90mm tall.
29 October 2020
John Whiteley Vase in laburnum, turned thin (3 mm)
27 October 2020
Martyn Weller This was experimental, based on a icosahedron. Five different woods so no two edges mmeeting are the same
24 October 2020
Steve Fearnley Ash trophy for a school PTA in Ilkley
13 Oct 2020
Peter Howells Pepper and salt mills with a "seasonal" touch (200mm tall). One of my wife’s (Ann) hobbies is making beads from glass with a very hot gas torch. She made the glass noses. The eyes are lava rock beads.
13 October 2020
John Kershaw Here are 2 bowls I made in the last 2 weeks, both in spalted beech.
29 October 2020
Martyn Weller This is my latest challenge complete. A couple of minor flaws but happy with it overall. I made the lid "need a biscuit now fit" rather than wood turners fit.
21 October 2020
Steve Fearnley 2 egg boxes, 3 x 5″, in spalted beech and olive ash, plus 2 keyrings in oak.
19 October 2020
Daniel Fearnley Pyrographed oak stool, 12″ tall
27 October 2020
John Lund Had a change from stuff in the round. Made this memorial bench in iroko in memory of a departed friend
13 October 2020
John Whiteley The latest bits from one piece of spalted laburnum
6 October 2020
John Whiteley My second attempt, better until closely examined. Pink ivory with a wall thickness of approximately an eighth of an inch
13 October 2020
Martyn Weller Have just finished these, homemade negative scrapers and burnished. Remains to be seen if they hold an edge and work!
