| SCW Woodworkers Club |
| Club House Phone Number: (623) 546-4722 |
| Segmented Wood Turning |
| produced by the Master Craftsman. |
| Artist ~ Art Breese ~ azbreesey@cox.net |
| Diamonds Galore | |
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There are 16 diamond designs in the feature ring of this bowl. The
Diamonds are made from South American Bloodwood with a blue Coreon
center piece. The remainder of the bowl is constructed out of Maple and
Bloodwood with a black and white Veneer trim. This segmented vessel is ~ 10-1/2" diameter and stands 6" tall, and consists of no fewer than 420 individual pieces. The finished product is buffed to a high luster and it is finished with a number of coats of poloyurethane. A real conversation piece. |
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| Arizona Indian Sunrise | |
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This is a magnificent segmented wooden artifact. It stands 10" tall and
is approximately 8" in diameter. There are three (3) distinct feature
sections. A Diamond design at the top of the bowl. An Indian Blanket
design in the center and a Sunrise design at the foot. |
| Flying Saucers | |
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A set of three beautifully designed vessels. The body is constructed out
of a very nice Birds Eye Maple, with the top and center bands made from
Walnut and Satinwood. Together they make for an interesting design addition to any area. The larger, middle and smaller vessels are approximately 8", 6" and 4-1/2" in diameter respectively. The heights vary from 2-3/4" to 2-1/4". A very unique arrangment. |
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| Peacock | |
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A very appropriate nick name is given to this Stave designed bowl. The
diameter is 14" and stands 6" tall. The lower Staves and Rim are made out of Hickory, with the top portion of the Staves fashioned from the Mexican wood, Monterillo. This combination makes for a beautiful contrast. The remainder of the bowl is Mahogany and Satin wood, trimmed with black and yellow veneer. The vessel is sanded and buffed to a high luster and is finished with a number of coats of polyurethane. |
| Work in Progress | |
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