8″ wide bowl of crazy spalted sycamore.

Three pieces of scrap walnut came together to make a simple stand for a big candle.

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Altar service of cherry. The chalice is probably the most gnarly piece of wood I’ve turned—worm holes, cracks, tortured grain, altogether seemingly unusable; reclaimed from the firewood stack. However, just as we ourselves can be pretty ugly, God can reclaim us and use us for His glory. A fun project.
Photo by Tod Martens—Thanks Tod!

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Tiny little cup of Indiana sugar maple. Very thin walls.

Love the variegated grain of Hawthorn.

Small, very grungy piece of wood: lots of knots, splits and cracks, some spalting. But that makes it fun.

Beautiful heartwood and sapwood, plus the natural bark edge.

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10″ shallow bowl. The grain shimmers as you turn the bowl.

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