| Feb. 2007 |
A small turned bowl. |
| Dec. 2006 |
A handful of home turned knitting needles. |
| Dec. 2006 |
A PVC pipe cane. |
| Dec. 2006 |
A mahogany Tray. |
| Nov. 2006 |
A spalted Japanese Black Pine bowl. |
| Oct. 2006 |
Two bowls made from a backyard tree. |
| June 2006 |
A softwood bowl. |
| May 2006 |
Two Alder Bowls. |
| April 2006 |
A serving tray. |
| Dec. 2005 |
A madrone bowl. |
| Oct. 2005 |
A madrone and red epoxy bowl. |
| July 2005 |
Another oval segmented bowl of different contrasting woods. |
| April 2005 |
A marvelous oval bowl made by cutting a segmented bowl in half and gluing the two halves together at their top rims. |
| Feb. 2005 |
An Ash Bowl with inlayed rim. |
| Jan. 2005 |
The whole Solar System. |
| Dec. 2004 |
A terrific segmented bowl. |
| Nov. 2004 |
A segmented bowl of walnut and Concord Oak. |
| Sept. 2004 |
Bob described a manometer he built to show the changes in the pickup pressure performance of his dust collector. When the difference is significant Bob knows to turn off the collector and shake the upper bag to get the fine dust to fall to the lower bag with a resulting improved pickup performance. |
| April 2004 |
His latest non-successful turning. Keep trying Bob! |
| March 2004 |
A creative idea using a roller blade wheel inertia sander. |
