Gallery

Bryn is based in Wrexham and turns a wide variety of items including fruit, barometers and clocks. He mainly uses locally grown timbers such as Ash, Elm, Sycamore and Beech. Please visit his website for photos and prices of his work.

Martin has been woodturning since the summer of 2000. He started making pens and since then has progressed to making wooden bowls, platters, candlesticks and many other items.

Mervyn uses interesting selections of Australian burrs, natural edge woods, highly detailed grains or spalting to produce finely finished turned or carved items. Featured on the right is a fruit bowl carved out of a Red Mallee Burr. Please visit his website for photos and prices of his work.

Peter Howells is passionate about turning wood and, as a disabled woodturner with the use of only one hand, produces some lovely pieces from a variety of different woods.

Peter Charles Fagg

Peter is based in Aston Le Walls in Northamptonshire and specialises in large platters. Featured on the right is a Camphor Laurel platter. Please visit his website for other fine examples of turned timber from Australia and elsewhere.

Richard is based in Oxford and turns both native and exotic timber supplied by us. Featured on the right is a turned Mallee Root Burr.
Please visit the galleries on his website to see other examples of his work and for typical prices, or contact him by e-mail or phone to commission work.

Steve has worked for most of his life with wood, originally as a Carpenter and Joiner, starting Turning initially as a hobby. Over the years, Turning has become very much his full time occupation ranging from Craft and Production work to Demonstrations and one to one tuition. Featured on the right is a coloured hollowform vessel in sycamore with pierced work and Blackwood finial.