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February 2006
Meeting Gallery
Pictures of the
demonstration on chucking systems and additional turned items are at the bottom of the page.
Best of Show
(the best of the best of the best....)
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Best of Show
John King
Cherry and Walnut
Segmented Bowl
6"W x 3"H |
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Advanced Category
(Items made from one piece of wood
by advanced turners)
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Honorable Mention
Bob Tabor
Monkey Pod Bowl
and Saucer
6"W x 2"H |
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Enhanced Category
(Items that incorporate
embellishment of the item by turners of all levels)
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1st Place
Jim Keller
Maple Burl Batter
and Pitcher
13"W x 10"H each |
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2nd Place
Bill Pottorf
Fluted Mesquite
Bowl
6-1/2"W x 2"H |
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3rd Place
Jeff Schrader
White washed and
Textured Bowl of
Quilted Maple
15"W x 2"H |
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Honorable Mention
Bill Tilson
Mesquite Top w/
Inlay
3"W x 1-1/2"H |
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Segmented Category
(Items made from more than one
piece of wood by turners of all levels)
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1st Place
John King
Cherry and Walnut
Segmented Bowl
6"W x 3"H |
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2nd Place
Quinn Anton
Lg Mahogany Bowl
13"W x 4-1/2"H |
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3rd Place
Ben Ball
Re-turned set of 62 year
old Salt & Pepper Mills
2"W x 5-1/2"H |
Intermediate Category
(Items made by intermediate turners)
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1st Place
Dave Barziza
Natural Edge
Mulberry Bowl
11-1/2"W x 4-1/2"H |
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2nd Place
Doug Grissom
Mesquite Bowl
4"W x 1"H |
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3rd Place
Lloyd Stahl
Goblet Set of
Various Woods
Various Sizes |
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Honorable Mention
Dave Barziza
Mesquite Natural Form
Bowl
10"W x 3-1/2"H |
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Beginner Category
(Items made by beginning turners)
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1st Place
John Van Domelen
Black Cherry Bowl
5"W x 1-1/2"H |
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2nd Place
Geo Kabacinski
Walnut Bowl
5"W x 2"H |
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3rd
Place
George Olsen
Vase of Unknown
Wood
3-1/2"W x 6"H |
Other items brought to the February meeting
gallery photography by
Jeff
Schrader
Judges
Barbara Gaynor and Randall Hassig were the judges for
February's Show and Tell.
Faces in the Crowd - A collection of candid photos
February's program included a demonstration by By Reed
on different chucking techniques.
Mentoring was big on the agenda at February's meeting at North Deer
Park High School and
demonstrates GCWA's on-going commitment to encourage others in woodtuning
and helping them
develop their skills.
Faces in the Crowd
candid photos were taken by
Ric Taylor
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