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Woodworker: Brian McEvoy McEvoy, a full-time professional turner since 1995, started out as a hobbyist in the mid ’80s. Now he creates general-use items as well as one-of-a-kind pieces for...

Woodworker: Richard Chill Cott This quartersawn walnut and zebrawood table was inspired by the architectural framework of a beach house Chill Cott designed. The center shelf represents a...

Woodworker: Butch Smuts Wood turner Butch Smuts of Johannesburg, South Africa, crafted this bowl as part of an American Association of Woodturners project. He was given a rough-turned bowl and was...

Woodworker: Art Liestman Computer Science professor Art Liestman turned this rice bowl as part of an American Association of Woodturners project. He was given a rough-turned bowl and was asked to...

Woodworker: Tania Radda This bowl highlights Radda’s typical muse, plants. In this case, her inspiration was the rice plant. Although she had never seen one up close, “I wanted to…

Woodworker: Ron Fleming Ron Fleming crafted this rice bowl as part of an American Association of Woodturners project. He was given a rough-turned 3 in. by 5 in. bowl blank…

Woodworker: Graeme Priddle Priddle, a wood turner based in New Zealand, took a Japanese-style bowl and gave it a Maori twist. He had multiple inspirations for the black curves, including…

Woodworker: Irene Grafert Danish turner Irene Grafert let the simplicity of Japanese and Scandinavian designs influence this rice bowl. Grafert got a 3 in. by 5 in. rough-turned bowl blank…

Woodworker: Jeremy Weese Weese crafted this crib a few months before his first child was born. The engineer and "shop-dweller by night" used AutoCad to check the proportions and joinery before...

Woodworker: Gale Satterlee Gale Satterlee made this deck chair in Australian jarrah as part of an outdoor furniture line. The piece is held together with 54 mortise-and-tenons, brass hardware, black...