World Wide Wood Turners Gallery | World Wide Wood Turners

Enjoy looking at some the works that have been done by other folks in the WorldWideWoodTurners’ club. Maybe you’ll get an idea for your own next project. Then, when you’re ready, Send us a photo to add to the gallery.

(I apologize for the missing bylines below. Some images came to me without associated names. The images were loaded without bylines. If you would like credit for your work, let me know it is yours and I will add your byline.)

Lidded bowl by Doug Miller — By Doug Miller

Live edge bowls by James Walt — By James Walt

Lidded box by James Walt — By James Walt

Platter by Chiskie Wood Creations — By Chiskie Wood Creations

Cannon by Chiskie Wood Creations — By Chiskie Wood Creations

Pedestalled Bowl by Chiskie Wood Creations — By Chiskie Wood Creations

Urn by Chiskie Wood Creations — By Chiskie Wood Creations

Bowl by Kenneth Ashton — By Kenneth Ashton

Live edge bowl by Kenneth Ashton — By Kenneth Ashton

Dot painted platter by Matt Harber — By Matt Harber

Painted Platter by Matt Harber — By Matt Harber

Natural edge bowl by Matt Harber — By Matt Harber

Offset natural edge bowl by Matt Harber — By Matt Harber

Dot painted lid by Matt Harber — By Matt Harber

Bowl with cut-away by Matt Harber — By Matt Harber

Dot painted box by Matt Harber — By Matt Harber

Christmas Ornament by Matt Harber — By Matt Harber

Birdhouse by Matt Harber — By Matt Harber

Wig Stands & snowmen by Rick Barnes — By Rick Barnes

Pens by Andy Schuster — By Andy Schuster

Live Edge Bowl by Andy Schuster — By Andy Schuster

Pen & Case by Robert Cox — By Robert Cox

Lidded Bowl by Hugh MacKay — By Hugh MacKay

Bowl by Daniel J Debenedetto — By Daniel J Debenedetto

Lidded Box by Dan of Leehigh — By Dan of Leehigh

Beads of Courage by Billy Burt — By Billy Burt

Textured bowl by Walter Darby — By Walter Darby

Bowl by Todd Williams — By Todd Williams

Bottle Stopper by Tana Munoz — By Tana Munoz

Platter by Sandi Swayne — By Sandi Swayne

Hour glass by Ron Radliff — By Ron Radliff

Jewelry stand by Ron Radliff — By Ron Radliff

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