Here is my Woodturning!
by Jeff Greenberg
Stamford, CT
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In 2009 I learned to turn at the Woodworkers Club in Norwalk, CT, after retiring from being a remodeling contractor. I started inlaying when a crack developed in a bowl. To save the bowl I designed an inlay of a tree that incorporated the crack, and the crack became part of a tree trunk. I became intrigued with inlaying and was soon incorporating inlaid designs into most of the bowls I made. I use malachite, turquoise, and marble, which I color using water soluble pigments.
EDITOR'S NOTE: You can also see Jeff's woodcarving projects in our May 2015 issue of Wood News Online.
You can email Jeff at
WoodArtist1000@gmail.com. You can see more of Jeff's work on his website at
http://www.flowwoodart.com/
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