WWCH member, Lon Kelley, spoke to Club members about how he cleverly makes use of commercial quality plywood. His designs take advantage of the different characteristics of the layers in plywood by arranging them in a way that results in various geometric patterns.
Intarsia duck of aspen, walnut, lacewood, bluepine, sycamore and others,
Dennehey designed cross of maple, oak, and bocote. Finished with Danish oil and wax.
Two bowls, one of hackberry with mesquite and the other of spalted pecan
wo bowls, one of hackberry with mesquite and the other of spalted pecan.
In the Garden scroll sawed in cedar with plexiglass backing to prevent breakage of small pieces
Box of maple, walnut, and ebony, finished with Tru-Oil
Intarsia giraffes, designed by Judy Gale Roberts, of aspen, mahogany, ebony, wenge, birch and oak.
Serving tray of maple, mahogany, walnut, and purple heart then finished with mineral oil and bees wax.
Bench of water oak finished with water borne urethane.