Solid and well-made of an underrated native wood, exhibiting a particularly attractive grain pattern. Overall, this bowl is beautiful in its simplicity. Highly recommended.
Janet from UK
Last Updated: 22nd August 2020
by Chris
Inspired by @thetartanturner and their use of @chestnutproducts ebonizing lacquer, iridescent paints and cling film I turned this form as a learning experience. The technique reminds me of the marbling onto paper that my mum use to do …
Category: Ornamental Hollow Forms, Woodturning Tags: ash, ebonizinglacquer, iridescentpaint, metallicpaint, woodwax
Posted: 19th August 2020
by Chris
Inspired by @marksanger_uk this little Ash vase was saved from the flames. I had a little too much resin on my hands and needed somewhere to pour it. This piece was already part turned but the cracks had been causing …
Category: Woodturning Tags: ash, resin, sapele
Last Updated: 15th August 2020
by Chris
Continuing the ‘experiments in stain’ theme this is a simple Beech Platter with Chestnut Products Spirit Stain effect. First impressions are that the stains are more subtle than Intrinsic but that might be my impatience in application.
Category: Bowls, Woodturning Tags: beech, platter, spiritstain
Last Updated: 15th August 2020
by Chris
This is a Beech Platter with textures and colours inspired by Stewart Furini. The texturing was produced using a Proxxon hand grinder, followed by Hampshire Sheen Intrinsic Stains and a Chestnut Products Wood Wax finish. More photos to …
Category: Bowls, Woodturning Tags: beech, intrinsiccolors, platter, texttured
Last Updated: 15th August 2020
by Chris
available to own now I originally named this ‘the flaming chamber pot’ but T said that it wasn’t a good name and so it became ‘the flaming cauldron bowl’. Made from UK-sourced Ash (Fraxinus Excelsior) and finished in …
Category: Bowls, Woodturning Tags: ash, bowl, intrinsiccolors, woodwax
Last Updated: 15th August 2020
by Chris
Inspired by Tanya Faberson from @creekviewwoodshop this is an English Elm bowl with Milliput inlay finished in Chestnut Products Wood Wax. Elm (Ulmus Procera) heartwood is typically light to medium reddish brown with a well defined paler sapwood. …
Last Updated: 15th August 2020
by Chris
This Ash (Fraxinus Excelsior) Yarn Bowl is finished in a hard wearing gloss wax. The heartwood of Ash is a light to medium brown colour, though darker streaks can also be seen, which is sometimes sold as Olive …
Category: Bowls, Woodturning Tags: ash, yarnbowl
Last Updated: 15th August 2020
by Chris
The Acacia bowl has been coloured with Hampshire Sheen’s water based Intrinsic Colours and finished in Chestnut Products Wood Wax making a fabulous key or bits bowl. Acacia is a diverse genus and this could be an example …
Category: Bowls, Woodturning Tags: acacia, bowl, intrinsiccolors, woodwax
Last Updated: 15th August 2020
by Chris
This American Cherry (Prunes Serotina) Bowl is finished in Chestnut Products food-safe Microcrystalline Wax. American Cherry or (Black) heartwood is a light pinkish brown when freshly cut, darkening to a medium reddish brown with time and upon exposure to …
Category: Bowls, Woodturning Tags: americancherry, bowl, Microcrystalline
Last Updated: 15th August 2020
by Chris
This Padauk (Pterocarpus Soyauxii) in Chestnut Products Wood Wax is the perfect bowl for displaying those important keepsakes. The heartwood colour can vary, ranging from a pale pinkish orange to a deep brownish red. Most pieces tend to …
Category: Bowls, Woodturning Tags: bowl, padauk, woodwax
Solid and well-made of an underrated native wood, exhibiting a particularly attractive grain pattern. Overall, this bowl is beautiful in its simplicity. Highly recommended.
Janet from UK
Awesome. Very tactile, it feels really smooth and looks beautiful. Is sure to be enjoyed for many years to come. And thank you so much for the speedy delivery.
Debbie from UK
Good Morning Chris, Wanted to let you know that the pens just arrived and they are BEAUTIFUL. You do absolutely amazing work …
Mike from Canada
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