Martyn Weller Goblet turned for a neighbour, with a captive ring.

John Whiteley, A double bowl in brown malee, turned with a doughnut chuck. 20 x 9"

John Whiteley, My latest attempt at using rubbish wood. Natural edge yew bowl.

John Whiteley Tiger tar gum - some of the most difficult wood I have ever come across. Just under 20 inches wide.

Daniel Fearnley A memorial trophy for a golf and cricket club. Rippled ash ball, oak base.

Geoff Walker A pair of rescued ebony candlesticks. The only part remaining of the original is the twist stem. The rest (foot, stand and candle holders I have made from waste wood. Foot: ash & wenge; Stand: oak that has been ebonized and the candleholders: holm oak. The original caught fire! Hence the rescue mission!

A rather large table lamp made from segmented wood! Not sure where to put it but 'where there's a will there's a way!'

Segmented candlestick made from scraps of oak, wenge, ash, douglas fir and elm:

Steve Fearnley Bud vases turned from oak offcuts.

Geoff Walker My first attempt at making a segmented candlestick, inspired by Chris West's article in the current issue of Woodturning magazine. Cheap on wood; not so on time!