Joe Seltzer brought in some of Bill Smith’s iconic open segmented pieces. Bill was recently given the Segmented Woodturners Lifetime Achievement Award, which Joe accepted on Bill’s behalf.
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Joe brought in a few other items as well, including 3 pieces by Ray Feltz, a vortex bowl by Hal Metlitzky, a segmented bowl by Robert Beaupre, and a segmented vortex vessel by John Manura and two pieces by Jim Rogers. That little one (in the magnifier case and shown alone in the last frame) is a 3D printed vessel made to look like a segmented vessel.
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Another amazing piece Joe brought along was a very open segmented piece by Robin Costelle.
We know Joe likes to make small turnings to give out at meetings, but he made a really small vessel- just to show us he could.
David Schied got creative with a tree that came down!
Andy DiPietro brought in his latest wave sculpture.
Bill Davis brought in a rattle, a top, a vessel and two bowls. Check out his very creative natural edge bowl!
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Nancy Rourke was inspired by some ceramic bowls and made this milk painted vessel, decorated with an alcohol-based marker.
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Andy Postlewaite brought in two ornaments he made as a result of taking a Mike Kehs’ HOW.
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Bob Crowe finished off some bowls he started while demonstrating his jig for decorating edges.
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Lise Bauman rough turned this beautiful cherry bowl in the spring and completed it this fall.
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Matt Overton show his recently completed wedding goblet with two intertwined rings and an urn he made to honor of his brother. These are Matt’s first hand chased threads- very nice!
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Phil Hauser showed his spalted maple vessel. This is a difficult turning; expertly achieved.
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Ron Durr and Matt rounded out the evening with two mini demonstrations. Ron showed us a tool, he made, to machine a sphere.
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Matt revealed the secret to those two intertwined rings.
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And finally, Bill Davis was the big raffle winner- he brought home a mini-lathe!