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Apple or pear goblet with 2 captive rings. Yorkshire grit and teak oil finish

Also known as Salt Cedar. 5 1/4" x 2", turned green and finishing with multiple coats of food safe oil as it dries.

An Accoya bowl with finger joint down the middle, treated differently depending which side you're on. 5 1/4" x 2 3/4" inch finished in food safe oil.

Hi all.A Sapele goblet with barleytwist stem.Height 7" width of bowl 3".Finished with finishing oil and food safe oil.Cheers!

Spalted Beech 5 3/4" x 2 3/4" finished in Chestnut Finishing Oil.

But it's keeping me occupied. Magnolia 5 1/2" x 2 1/4". Inside finished with Lemon oil, outside with a smidge of Copper gilt cream and Microcrystalline wax.

4 1/2" x 2" finished in Chestnut products Finishing oil.

6" x 3" finished in Hard Wax Oil.

I'm thinking of turning my first bowl tomorrow on a blank that is cut as a square lump of wood so it will be end grain bowl. Maybe not the ideal wood to start my adventure in bowl turning but I have 6 or 7 lumps of this wood so I have a lot to practice pieces to run through. I would like to...

Melamine finishes on pens. Dissolve Melamine scraps in Acetone and using this is a beaut finish. DEclaration info from a long time maker and user. Do not proceed unless precautions are taken re fumes etc. From the IAP Russ Fairfields recipe Equal quantities of Brushing Lacquer...(Watco)...

About 4 3/4" x 1 1/2" with Chestnut finishing oil.

Finished this today from one of the chestnut burrs that I have, still two more to go. Finished with oil and measures 10 1/2" X 4"

Great pattern from Steve good. I planed the Oak down to 12mm. I used Olsen 2/0 and No5 blades. The Danish oil from rustins gives a fantastic warm colour to the Oak. Part 2 coming soon. Golf Scroll saw. - YouTube

Italian Olive 7" x 1 3/4" splits filled with leak fix filler and finished in Chestnut finishing oil (only 1 coat so far!)

A quick turn from a couple of days ago. 6 1/2" x 2 1/2" finished in food safe oil.

Hi guys, Had a go at a honey dipper. Never made one before, great fun. This one has been made from apple wood, sourced locally, finished in walnut oil, just to get the grain showing. Kelvin

Hi all, I have managed to come by some Olive wood which I must say looks absolutely brilliant. What a fantastic grain. Before I make some pens out of it, does anyone have any ideas on the best finish. I think this wood has some oil on it at some time as it was a cheese board. More to the...

I was across in Snainton two weeks ago and picked up a couple of pieces of olive wood. The wife wanted a new chopping block so a bit of sanding and a couple of coats of food safe mineral oil and it’s finished. No fancy woodwork I’m afraid, the beauty is in the wood.

Chestnut burr sanded to 400 grit and then coloured with red and yellow water based dyes and finished with Danish oil before giving it a buff. Measures 5 1/2" X 2 1/2"

Think these have turned out quite well, 4 coats of danish oil as a finish. Cheap as chips but look different! Well I think so?