While in the sixth grade I bought a hammer to bang some nails for a neighborhood hideout behind our garage. It is still my go-to hammer. Then, in the eighth grade, I made a knic-knac shelf in shop class. It is still in use today at home. I next had a craftsman jigsaw and plane […]
Read MoreHi all, I’m John Nikakis, I live with my wife of 38 years in Gardnerville Nevada, just south of Carson City and east of Lake Tahoe. Along with woodturning and wood working I also dabble in photography and I love to play music. I was one of those kids in high school who took wood […]
Read MoreI has been a long time resident of the Windsor Lakeshore area. I has been working with wood for over 30 years as a wood carver and turner, selling my art at local artist shows in the southern Ontario area and have shown my work in Tucson Arizona. I have demonstrated both wood turning and carving […]
Read MoreHello to all my fellow turners. My name is Terry Reeves from the state of Illinois. I started segmented woodturning in 2013. I knew I had finally discovered what I was meant to do. My inspiration came from Ray Allen, who was a real master segmented woodturning. The elegant forms and intricate designs presented me […]
Read MoreI have been turning since 2001. As a member of the Lexington Arts and Crafts society, I participated in their gallery displays and shows. I also have sold through a number of Boston area galleries, including Handworks in Acton, the Cambridge Artists Co-op and the Christmas sale at DeCordova Sculpture and Art Museum in Lincoln. […]
Read MoreMy first segmented turning was way back in high school wood shop. It was just another wood shop project and I wasn’t that excited about woodturning back then. I still have that project. I have always enjoyed woodworking but after high school, I went directly to college and after that is was 4 years in […]
Read MorePaul Bartlett age 77 Born and raised in Pittsfield NH. 4 years in the Air Force 1958-1962 Airframe repairman 4 Years working Sheet metal repair Mohawk Airlines. 24 Years Eastman Kodak Metal Fab and aerospace work. Retired at age 52 and had kilns and sold lumber to local woodworkers. Built and sold furniture from 1982 to […]
Read MoreI live in Duluth Minnesota with my wife of 37 years, where I recently retired from a career as an Electrical Engineer in the Power industry. Then we also have a 34-year-old son who is a senior scientist for a pharmaceutical testing firm. I have been woodworking for more than half of my life then […]
Read MoreBrian Horais lives in Knoxville, Tennessee. His primary woodturning focus is on turning twisted segmented objects. Brian developed his interest in non-round (also known as multi-axis) wood turning during an Arrowmont course entitled “Round is so Over-Rated” taught by Art Liestman and Barbara Dill in 2012. A later Arrowmont course in segmented turning taught by […]
Read MoreI’ve been a member of Segmented Woodturners since the beginning after attending the first Symposium at Mark Adams. I started turning in 2000 and did flat work building clocks as well. I was in such a quandary for a while, if I was building clocks I wasn’t turning and visa versa. I didn’t want to […]
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