David Janowitz - Turned bowls and coffee table of water oak, pear, and huisache.
Walter
Hansen spoke to members at the May meeting about the restoration of the
Hanne Frank, a Danish fishing boat similar to boats that the Danes used
to smuggle over 7200 Jews out of Denmark to Sweden during the Nazi
Germany occpation of WW2. This boat is on display at the Holocaust
Museum Houston. Download Walter's Power Point
Presentation
(26meg).
Bill Harris - Toys for WWCH Toy Program from misc woods finished with mineral oil
Rick Spacek - Scroll Sawed "The King" from Wink1 wood
Chuck Meeder - Wine box and fish puzzles from cherry, maple, walnut, cottonwood, and mahogany
George Graves - Turned Bowls
Bernard Bynum - Cheese board and turned tools from purple heart, oak and maple
Steve Wavro - Intarsias Harvest Moon from several types of wood
Jim Davis - Pencil Box and Rose Marquetry
Bob Wink - Robots and "Second" Husband from re-purposed parts and various woods
Michiel Tijsseling - Boat hatch from teak, and okoume and finished with Cetol Marine
Peter Doe - End table from mahagony, zebrawood, and ziricote
Dave VanDewerker - Jewelry boxes and jig/clamp for box joints from Wink1 wood, mahogany,and maple
Tom Paulley - Marshmallow crossbow shooter from ash and walnut
Denis Muras - Toys for WWCH Toy Program from various woods
1Wink Wood: Bob Wink lives near a commercial woodworking facility that gives away what they consider to be scrap pieces of commercial grade plywood and misc hard woods. Bob rescues this wood before a Grinch comes and takes the scrap for firewood. Many woodworkers in WWCH have made good use of these excess pieces by making jigs, toys, and incorporating them into their projects as you’ve seen in many Show n Tell projects. This source of wood is what has become known as “Wink” wood.
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Photos: Gary Rowen