Bowl turned from a Manna gum burl

 

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18th May 2012 Added Townsville Wattle.

12th April 2012 Added a section on photographing the eggs.

26 March 2012 Added 39 new eggs to bring the collection to 500 with a very special egg for the 500th.

10th March 2012 Added Golden Parrot tree and updated my latest piece.

28th January 2012 Added my new Bandsaw Safety Sled.

28th January 2012 Updated some of the gadgets - Sharpening rig, Sanding tree & Power sander.

19th January 2012 Added Soap Bush

21st December 2011 Added Lolly Bush.

21st December 2011 Added pics to Bancroft wattle, Cattle bush and Dead Finish

2nd December 2011 Added 2 dozen new eggs

24th October 2011 Added Desert Fig and added to Other works.

30th September 2011 Added Native Lime

2nd September 2011 Added another two dozen eggs.

16th August 2011 Added Bonewood

14th July 2011 Added Smooth leaved Quinine

9th June 2011 Added Bush-house Paperbark

12th May 2011 Added Boonaree

 

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Links:

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arrow The Stiks
arrow Atelier Gallery

 

Acknowledgment:

Many thanks to the knowledgeable staff of the Queensland Herbarium who confirm the identity of specimens that I'm not 100% sure about so visitors to this site can be assured of accurate representations.

 

ill titleWelcome !

This website is a reflection of my passion for woodwork, particularly wood turning, and the trees and timbers of Queensland's Central Highlands district.

Brass in-fill in a vase of Wilga Whether you're a visitor to the Central Highlands, another woodie or just browsing, I hope you find something of interest.

 

 

ill titleWhat you'll find...

I've tried to provide basic information about the timber and turnings from as many of the Central Highlands trees as  Fruit of the Emu Apple treepossible. Wherever I can, I have provided pictures of the trees, their foliage and bark etc, sawn timber and finished items I have crafted. Some of the sets are incomplete but I am continually looking for examples to finish them so keep coming back for updates. 

Naturally enough, I use wood from elsewhere too so check out the other works for some of the odds and ends I've created.

While you're here, check out the wooden egg collection - you might even be able to help me expand it!

 

ill titleMy latest piece...

Crafted from Golden Parrot tree and Norfolk Island Hibiscus (lagunaria queenslandica) ...