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Has Tim gone nuts? This week he has! In this episode of Woodturning Workshop Tim shows you how to turn a giant ivory palm nut into a beautiful natural edge vessel. You'll also see some great pieces of "nut work" from other extraordinary turners as well.
Feathered friends beware this week on the Woodturning Workshop. Tim shows you how to make a couple of collectible game calls for those hunters in your life.
Staved Vessel Part 1&2: Tim visits the shop of "genius of the jig", Bob Fulton, who is easily one of the most creative turners around. Bob shows Tim how to make one of his signature staved vessels. It's a complicated process, but Bob breaks it down step by step.
The first half of the show, Tim transforms a block of spalted sycamore into a unique paperweight. This project is nearly impossible to describe, you'll have to see it to believe it. Then for the second half of the show, Tim visits the studio of profession.
A simple sphere is one of the most challenging designs for almost any woodturner. "Close enough" does not cut it (pun intended) when making one of these elegant objects. Accuracy is of the utmost importance along with a light touch.
Checkmate! It's what Tim always hears from his opponents! He may not be the best chess player around, but he wants to "turn things around" on this episode of Woodturning Workshop. Learn the step by step process on how to design and turn an heirloom quality set.
Woodturning Workshop travels to the "Masters at Work" woodturning competition at the Forrest Heritage Center in Broken Bow, Oklahoma. You will meet some of the best turners in the region as they begin to create pieces for the show.
Winter is coming, the snow is falling and somewhere a wooden snowman sits alone on the mantle. Tim to the rescue! On this episode of Woodturning Workshop Tim creates a snowman companion. The result? A snowwoman!
Get your chainsaw ready on this episode of Woodturning Workshop as Tim visits with master woodturner Wayne Furr. Wayne's use of wood grain patterns in his work will make you think twice before making that first cut. You will also get to see a great tool!
In this episode Tim visits with his good friend and master woodturner Larry Elizondo, to learn about a different way to hold your work on the lathe with a vacuum chuck. Larry shows how using the vacuum can help you make a beautiful natural edge bowl.
Tim takes the lowly platter and elevates it to new heights. He creates a unique and beautiful two tiered platter from curly maple. This is a great project involving spindle and bowl turning skills along with several different mounting techniques.
Why use a kit? Why not? Everyone has those days where the creative juices have dried up. Tim is having one of those days, so he visits a local woodturning store to get a few ideas and picks up a couple of kits to bring back to the shop.
