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Various Peppermills by Chuck Hargenrader...
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... and some more.
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Maple Bowl
by Don Caron
March 2007
2” tall by 10” wide
Rubbed Poly finish
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Elm Bowl
by Mike Chase
March 2007
3” tall by 7” wide
Behlen’s Salad Bowl finish
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Yellow Birch Bowl
by Mike Chase
March 2007
3¾” tall by 8½” wide
Behlen’s Salad Bowl finish
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Spalted Maple Bowl
by Mark Irving
2007
2½” tall by 8” wide
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Soft Maple Vase
by Ron Kostron
February 2007
about 6” tall
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Maple Attic Wood Vase
by Ron Kostron
February 2007
about 8” tall
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Cherry Spinning Toy
by Ron Kostron
about 1992
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Raised Lidded Hollow
Form #1 - Black Cherry Burl
by Peter McCrea
8” tall by 4¾” wide
Urethane oil and wax finish
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Cherry Hollow Form
by Mac Ray
“a while back”
about 4” tall by 5” wide
Danish Oil finish
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Box Elder bowl
by Mac Ray
“a while back”
4½” tall by 9” wide
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Segmented lidded bowl in cherry, ash, yellowheart, and “environ”
by Tom Raymond
4” tall by 6½” wide
wipe on poly finish
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Cherry Sailor’s Bowl
by Ken Shepherd
1¾” tall by 8 ¾” wide
wipe on poly finish
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Femisphere in poplar
by Damon Harmon
November 2006
3¾” by ?
Gray Paint
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Chuck examines Ron Kostron’s Attic Wood vase for some clues to its etymologic history
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Nope. This is definitely not Attic Wood.
Apparently, the dark spot on the vase’s bottom is what rules it out.
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Chuck determines that Ken Shepherd’s Sailor’s Bowl cannot be Attic Wood either. Ships don’t have attics, he said.
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Peter McCrea’s double finial lidded hollow form survives Chuck’s eagle-eyed assessment.
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Don Caron’s bowl gets the once over.
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Chuck looks to the membership for assistance in classifying Mike Chase’s bowl as Attic Wood.
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Humminah Humminah Humminah.
I hereby declare this Attic Wood.
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With a wink of his eye and a twist of his head, (along with some slight of hand wizardry) Chuck declares Mac Ray’s hollow form free of an Attic Wood classification.
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All wood turners know that segmented pieces are usually free of Attic Wood.
Chuck inspects Tom Raymond’s lidded bowl, just to be certain.
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This page last updated March 28, 2007
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All photos this page by Peter McCrea and Andy Hoyt
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