Wood Turning Links
Wood Turner's
| Adam Howard Adam operates a small woodworking shop in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains of Eastern Tennessee and creates beautiful handcrafted items that are both useful and pleasing to own. From fine furniture to jewelry boxes, pens to turned bowls, all his work is made with care and attention to detail. |
Al Bray
Here you can find examples of Al's hand made pens, other wood turnings favorite Watercolor and Oil Paintings, and examples of his other wood working projects.
Al Fried
Al creates one-of-a-kind pieces using native Kentucky wood from tree tops left by loggers or felled by the wind. Al selects specimens with intricate grain patterns and vivid colors, then shapes smoothes, seals, and polishes the sculpted pieces using a unique multi-step process.
Alain Mailland
Alain has a wonderful display of turned and carved flowers that must be seen to be believed.
Simmonds Woodturning
Hand turned wood porch posts, newels, large dia. table legs and kitchen island legs, and historical reproductions.
Alan Lacer
Alan has been involved in the turning field for over twenty years as a turner, teacher, writer, exhibition coordinator, demonstrator and past president of the American Association of Woodturners. His site has a lot to offer for the beginner and advanced turner alike.
Ali Borahan
A native of Turkey, Ali has been living in the United States of America since 1980. He teaches turners and turns beautiful ornaments and one-of-a-kind pieces.
Allesandro Riva
Alessandro has a great site for Italian readers and viewers of all languages. There is information on the craft of turning as well as some of his turnings.
Alex Wallace
Alex has over forty years of woodworking artistry under his belt, beginning his professional career as a theater designer and technical director. Extensive studies in art history and research on historical theater design has provided a foundation for much of his turned wood designs.
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