Joyce Lee, spoke about the capabilities and programs available at TXRX, a makerspace located in
downtown Houston.
Turned bowls from cedar elm
Turned bowls from parallel
strand laminated beam wood typically used in construction.
Unknown wood (probably poplar) for the body and crotch walnut for the tops. Finished with Watco Danish Oil. From a Doug Stowe design
A set of stackable wine/cheese holders all from the same piece of poplar using CNC.
Three turned bowls of spalted ash, Osage orange, and a piece of firewood
Two tables with wood from a
mesquite tree that fell over. Finished with Tung oil.
3-D cutting board in walnut and maple along with a breakfast tray.
The short piece is a record stand from mahogany and the long one is from alder.
jig for sharpening small carving knives.
counter top made from ash
Throat plate for Dewalt miter saw
Arts and Crafts style Clock of African mahogany and ebony, finished with General Finish Arm-R-Seal.
Lazy susan from cherry with mother of pearl inlay, finished with Minwax
Intarsia with 230 separate pieces of various woods from a Bruce Worthington design.
