Red Oak Hollow

Architectural and Artistic Woodturning

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Gallery: More of My Work

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Ambrosia maple bowl

This ambrosia maple bowl is 10" across and 3 1/2" deep.

Ambrosia maple bowl

This ambrosia maple bowl is 9" wide and 3 1/2" deep.

Australian camphor

This bowl of camphor wood from Australia is about 8 1/2" across and stands about 3 1/2" high.

Bocote bowl

Bocote is a beautiful wood with very distinct grain patterns. This piece is 5" across and sits about an inch and a quarter high.

Emmaus crosses

The one on the left depicts the Great Lion of God.

Ethan Allen tables redone

These tables came as end tables and went home as bedside tables.

Large maple bowl

This bowl has the disctinctive "feather" grain pattern of a crotch and a bark inclusion

Locust porch posts

Even locust will deteriorate after awhile.....

Mahogany spires

Can you tell the original was a bit difficult to discern the original shape?

Mesquite bowl

Mesquite is a beautiful wood. I brought this piece back in the form of a log from Houston, TX, in November 2002.

Octagonal newel

This 8 1/2" wide mahogany newel was a challenge

Olivewood plate

Olivewood is one of my preferred woods as it produces a beautiful grain pattern and the colors are exceptional. It also smells very good while I am working the wood.

Plungers, what else!

Who would want a wood toilet plunger? Click on the picture to find out.

Purpleheart tray

This 19" purpleheart tray is from a board 8' long and 20" wide, the most beautiful piece of purpleheart I have ever seen.

Red mallee burl

This 13 1/2" by 4" piece was turned from a piece of red mallee burl from Australia, The bottom still has the rough and rugged characteristics of the burl, similar to the edge, which you can see in this picture.
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