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This corner was mostly Terry Scott's work. He likes to experiment with a lot of different techniques.
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Ken Wraight does the spindle work for the insect forms. He also had a beautiful lattice box turned in the style of Hans Weissflog.
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Lindsay Dunn does the router spirals. He told me he's been doing work in this style for the past 20 years or so.
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Intricate stars within balls by Christian Delhon.
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You can see some of the non-turned work here as well. Mike Mahoney's work is in the back righthand corner of this table.
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Some of the local turners' work, including Vic Wood's square boxes.
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Same thing here,
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and here.
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Most of the turnings weren't labeled as to who made them, so I can't give much in the way of information, but at least you can see what was on display.
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Some traditional approaches to pyrography there in the back.
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The platter with the trees pyrographed on was kind of a take-off on Neil Scobie's work.
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Carvings and bandsaw boxes - not what you'd see at one of our American woodturning symposia, but nice to look at here.
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I don't know who did the flower arrangement, but the box on the right is a Stephen Hughes design.
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