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    Guarding the Witch's Urn
      by Ed Krumpe, Moscow, Idaho

    6 in. wide X 14 in. high
    Walnut hollow form urn with carved
    basswood Raven on lid        (sold)

 The 19th Annual National  American Association of Woodturners Symposium
July 22-24, 2005
Overland Park Convention Center
Kansas City, Kansas

National Juried Show with the theme:
"reTurn to the Land of Oz"
From almost 200 entries, 47 pieces from 43 artists from 4 countries were selected for exhibition in Overland Park, Kansas City and other venues.

1,131 attendees made this the world's largest woodturning symposium.

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      Mystic Memory
      by Ed Krumpe, Moscow, Idaho

    6 in. wide X 6 in. high
    Spalted Birch bowl with ebonized 
    walnut lid and birch finial        (sold)

 

  Northwest Fine Woodworking | Fine Furniture | Fine Wood Furniture
  Northwest Fine Woodworking
  Box and Container Show 2005
  Seattle, WA
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The Bowl Story
1. First rough cut reveals rotten wood. 2. Beautiful spalting
but lots of decay, too.		 3. Turning away decayed wood looking for solid wood. 4. Final outside shape and wood is still soft.
5. Starting the face
cut.		 6. Turning away the
outside bark.		 7.Bowl remounted in chuck to turn open face. 8. At 2300 rpm edges become transparent. Imagine trimming an airplane propeller while it's running!
9. Careful shaping of inside curve. 10. Bowl reversed to sand and finish off bottom pedestal. 11. One coat of Tung Oil applied after sanding. 12. A natural-bark-edge Paper Birch bowl.
Now you know the
bowl story!
       
 
 
       
       
       

Some of Ed's early
wood turnings

Walnut candle bowl



Christmas tree ornaments
 
Bottle stoppers		 Walnut Urn with carved, painted raven on lid
14" H x 6" W
Maple burl vase

 

Inland Northwest Woodturners

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