 
George Graves - Bowls of Oak |
 
Steve Wavro - Intarsia giraffes, designed by
Judy Gale Roberts, of aspen, mahogany, ebony, wenge, birch and oak. |
  
Hugh Parker - Box of maple, walnut, and ebony, finished with Tru-Oil |
 
David Janowitz - Bench of water oak finished with water borne urethane.
See process below. |
  
Richard Hash - Two bowls, one of hackberry with mesquite and the other
of spalted pecan. |
  
Charles Volek - Intarsia duck of aspen, walnut, lacewood, bluepine,
sycamore and others, and Dennehey designed cross of maple, oak, and
bocote. Finished with Danish oil and wax. |
 
Rick Spacek - "In the Garden" scroll sawed in cedar with plexiglass
backing to prevent breakage of small pieces |
 
Ron Kirchoff - Serving tray of maple, mahogany, walnut, and purple heart
then finished with mineral oil and bees wax. |
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John Gay - Puzzles of Wink1
wood plywood used in teaching scroll sawing techniques to girl scouts. |
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David Janowitz bench crafting process.
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1Wink Wood: Bob Wink lives near a commercial woodworking
facility that gives away what they consider to be scrap pieces of
commercial grade plywood and misc hard woods. Bob rescues this wood
before a Grinch comes and takes the scrap for firewood. Many
woodworkers in WWCH have made good use of these excess pieces by making
jigs, toys, and incorporating them into their projects as you’ve seen in
many Show n Tell projects. This source of wood is what has become known
as “Wink” wood
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Photos: Gary
Rowen; Bench process: David Janowitz
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