A wonderful selection on the Show & Tell table. This is an impressive array.
Two tables full of wood for the Silent Auction. Thanks to Al Dickenson for contributing his nice stash.
Alternate photographer Hal Burdette shoots the S&T stills.
Gary Guenther receives Certificate of Appreciation from Phil Brown.
Camaraderie around the S&T table - Don Van Ryk, Steve Balaban, Clif Poodry, Denis Zegar, and Stan Sherman.
More camaraderie around the S&T table - Don Couchman, Tim Aley (hidden), Justin Fields, Richard Webster, and Stan Sherman.
Tim Aley - 13.5" cherry bowl.
New Member Tom Ankrum - the result of some captive ring practice.
Ed Karch 5" black-walnut, limb-end bowl.
Ed Karch - 7.5" quarter-sawn American sycamore bowl with gold leaf.
Mike Blake - one of five multi-wood pencils.
Richard Webster - 12" half-and-half quilted-maple bowl.
Don Van Ryk - 8"-tall cookie jar of oak, walnut, and aspen(yes, it was full of cookies!).
Don Van Ryk - 4" and 6" apple bowls.
Jerry Kaplan - 7.5"-tall, dome-lidded, holly box, without finish, in the style of Richard Raffin.
Steve Balaban - 6" segmented bowl of walnut, maple, and ?
Elliot Schantz - a small bowl turned in a 15"-long hunk of weathered pine.
Elliot Schantz - 3" bowl/vase turned from a plywood glue-up.
Justin Fields - 10"-tall segmented vase of walnut and maple.
Denis Zegar - 15"-tall segmented vase of red heart, yellow heart, purple heart, walnut, oak, cherry, and curly maple.
Stan Sherman - 12" segmented vessel of ebony, Bolivian rosewood, purple heart, and maple.
Clif Poodry - 11" spalted red-maple vessel with leather laced rim.
David Fry - 12" burly red-maple vessel.
Important book for wood identification by Bruce Hoadley.
Ed Karch discusses wood identification behind his electronic microscope.
Ed making a point from a book.
Showing a magnifier.
Showing a lighted magnifier.
The electronic microscope for higher-magnification work.
