Putaruru Turning Collaboration 2015

Points West

Made by: Hugh Mill, Jim Manley, Geoff Addison, and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Driftwood, Pohutukawa, and Oamaru stone embellished with bone and mother of pearl.
360 long

Rock Around the Clock

Made by: Peter Clemett, Ian Culver, and Leith Gray.
Using: Pohutukawa and Oamaru Stone with aluminium powder dots.
280mm dia

Ready to Fly

Made by: Julie Clemett, Gordon Pritchard, and Graeme Mackay.
Using: Pohutukawa and Oamaru Stone.
450 high

Elvis Lives

Made by: Nick Crozier, Heather Vivian, and Colin Parkinson.
Using: Kauri, Totara, and Oamaru Stone.
500 high

Coro Gold C. O.

Made by: Ross Vivian, Tony Waterson, and Neil Joynt.
Using: Oamaru Stone, Supplejack firewood, Purpleheart trimmings, and generous gold dust.
1250 long

Shell Dish

Made by: Brian Barton, Dan Arbuckle, and Mark Bayliss.
Using: Oamaru Stone.
330 dia

2 Rock

Made by: Jill Mabey, Annita Fritz, and Adrian Anderson.
Using: Oamaru Stone with black painted Macrocarpa balls.
700 high

Three Bowls Full

Made by: Andrew Bright, Eric Wolfe, Marg Pritchard, and Mary Culver.
Using: Black Maire bowls on Oamaru Stone with carved and painted koru forms and a stained woven flax band.
600 long

Red Beech Siblings

Made by: Dick Veitch, Warwick Day, and Roger Mabey.
Using: Oamaru Stone with Red Beech bowls and feet.
200 dia (largest)

Assalted

Made by: Jim Manley, Geoff Addison, Roger Mabey, Marg Pritchard, and Mary Culver.
Using: Pohutukawa with 5 cent coins and a larger foreign one for the mustard pot lid.
220 wide

Made for a Queen

Made by: Mark von Dadelszen, Dick Veitch, and Ian Culver.
Using: Pohutukawa with old NZ copper coins.
Bangle 85 dia

New Zealand’s Greek Tragedy

Made by: Gordon Pritchard, Leith Gray, and Hugh Mill.
Using: Driftwood, Totara and Kamahi with seashells, coins and gold paint.
650 long

Twenty Cent Money Snake

Made by: Peter Clemett, Heather Vivian, and Graeme Mackay.
Using: Ash, Macrocarpa, Tulipwood, and Pohutukawa with a Timpany Dish and brass nails.
570 high

Right on the Money

Made by: Tony Waterson, Colin Parkinson, and Julie Clemett.
Using: Cherry wood and coins.
200 dia

Pennies for Your Thoughts

Made by: Brian Barton, Neil Joynt, and Nick Crozier.
Using: Tulipwood and old pennies.
310 dia

Coin Pot Stand

Made by: Annita Fritz, Dan Arbuckle, and Ross Vivian.
Using: Pine, segmented serviette ring offcuts, and old coins.
300 square

Wishing Well

Made by: Adrian Anderson, Andrew Bright, and Mark Bayliss.
Using: Pohutukawa, copper nails, wire, string, and some coins.
250 high

Tuppence

Made by: Warwick Day, Eric Wolfe, and Jill Mabey.
Using: Pohutukawa, Barberry, Blackwood, pyrography, paints, and coins.
240 high

Orchard in the Kitchen

Made by: Mark von Dadelszen, Marg Pritchard, Mary Culver, and Warwick Day.
Using: Kauri and fruit.
240 dia

Kitchen Whizz

Made by: Leith Gray, Dick Veitch, Jim Manley, and Geoff Addison.
Using: Pine, Kauri, Puriri, Walnut, Matai, and Pohutukawa.
310 high

Dine Over

Made by: Graeme Mackay, Hugh Mill, and Ian Culver.
Using: Pohutukawa, Cherry, Oak, and Claret Ash.
230 high

Steak Master 5000

Made by: Colin Parkinson, Peter Clemett, and Gordon Pritchard.
Using: Pine, Puriri, Pohutukawa, Black Maire, and other woods.
390 long

Hot Black Lace

Made by: Neil Joynt, Heather Vivian, and Julie Clemett.
Using: Totara, a cork mat, and pyrography.
430 long

Kitchen Containers

Made by: Dan Arbuckle, Nick Crozier, and Tony Waterson.
Using: Pohutukawa, Paua, and pyrography.
100 high

Soup Dish

Made by: Adrian Anderson, Ross Vivian, and Brian Barton.
Using: Plum bowl with deer antler appendages, and tools of unknown wood.
260 dia

Spoon Rack

Made by: Eric Wolfe, Mark Bayliss, and Annita Fritz.
Using: Pohutukawa and Kauri.
Tools 350 long

Mangapapa Surprise

Made by: Roger Mabey, Andrew Bright, and Jill Mabey.
Using: Beech, bowl-saved and painted.
300 dia (largest)

Kauri Embellished

Made by: Neil Joynt and Hugh Mill.
Using: Kauri with paint carved through and red paua dots.
320 dia

From the Forest

Made by: Dick Veitch and Julie Clemett.
Using: Towai with string leaves.
240 dia

Golden Elm

Made by: Hugh Mill and Dick Veitch.
Using: Elm, sandblasted, painted, and gilded.
320 dia

Golden Oak

Made by: Dick Veitch and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Oak, sandblasted, and painted with gold.
210 high

Blue Bugs

Made by: Dick Veitch and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Unknown wood filled with blue dyed Oamaru Stone dust.
150 high

On Parade

Made by: Leith Gray and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Pohutukawa and paint.
70 high

Guess Who

Made by: Ross and Heather Vivian.
Using: Driftwood, deer antler, and a touch of paint.
400 long

Dick’s Tube

Made by: Dick Veitch, Ross Vivian, and Storm Burrows.
Using: Oak, sandblasted, pyrography, and scorching.
300 high

Home Away from Home

Made by: Mark Bayliss and Mary Culver.
Using: Tasmanian Blackwood bark with carving and pyrography.
200 high

Impearial

Made by: Graeme Mackay and Jill Mabey.
Using: Snakewood and Kauri with pyrography and colour.
110 high

Finger Bowl

Made by: Malcolm Zander and Neil Joynt.
Using: Swamp Kauri, pyrography, and gilders paste.
110 dia

Lovely Figure

Made by: Dick Veitch and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Swamp Kauri.
280 dia

Candles in a Cave

Made by: Eric Wolfe and Julie Clemett.
Using: Oamaru Stone with tealight candles.
100mm cubes

Gold Banded Goblet

Made by: Malcolm Zander and Mary Culver.
Using: Unknown wood with gold and black paint.
60 high

Dripping Gold

Made by: Dick Veitch, Ross Vivian, and Heather Vivian.
Using: Oak tube on driftwood embellished with gold.
260 long

Rusting Pot

Made by: Warwick Day and Tony Waterson.
Using: Red Beech with rust finish inside.
110 dia

Slim Lines

Made by: Tony Waterson and Warwick Day.
Using: Puriri and garden wood.
200 high

Golden Bowl

Made by: Nick Crozier and Hugh Mill.
Using: Swamp Kauri and gold leaf.
110 dia

Not a Banana

Made by: Dick Veitch and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Oak and dyes.
280 high

Fired Within

Made by: Dick Veitch and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Oak, fire, pyrography, and white dye.
260 high

Something Fishy

Made by: Leith Gray and Julie Clemett.
Using: Oamaru Stone (with eyes) on a Pohutukawa base.
130 high

Leaf Dish

Made by: Leith Gray and Julie Clemett.
Using: Oamaru Stone and a Pohutukawa base.
250 long

Roses on the Ash

Made by: Dick Veitch and Jill Mabey.
Using: Ash and paint.
100 dia

Offset Cherry

Made by: Dan Arbuckle and Tony Waterson.
Using: Cherry with Dremel work.
180 dia

Finial Fun

Made by: Andrew Bright and Tony Waterson.
Using: Puriri, driftwood, and other bits.
170 high

Rescue

Made by: Unknown and Mark von Dadelszen.
Using: Magnolia with dyes and metallic paint.
150 dia

Space Landing

Made by: Neil Joynt and Dan Arbuckle.
Using: Swamp Rata and Tulipwood.
170 high

Loaded Dice

Made by: Jim Manley and Marg Pritchard.
Using: Ash, coins, and dye.
80 cubes

Flambéd Nessy

Made by: Gordon Pritchard and Ross Vivian.
Using: Kauri, Matai, and Pine burned.
490 high

Circling Box

Made by: Graeme Mackay and Heather Vivian.
Using: Flowering Cherry with pyrography.
130 long

Oak in Pattern

Made by: Dick Veitch and Graeme Mackay.
Using: Oak with pyrography.
80 dia

Signal Dish

Made by: Neil Joynt and Jill Mabey.
Using: Blue Gum with pyrography and paint.
270 long

Coppered Lignum

Made by: Brian Barton and Hugh Mill.
Using: Puriri with Dremel work and copper pieces.
250 dia

Not from this World

Made by: Dick Veitch and Julie Clemett.
Using: Swamp Kauri with glass beads and bead caps.
100 dia

Metal Within

Made by: Leith Gray and Hugh Mill.
Using: Pohutukawa with metal leaf.
100 dia

Mini Dish

Made by: Leith Gray and Hugh Mill.
Using: Puriri and gold leaf.
60 dia

From Waste Wood

Made by: Andrew Bright and Annita Fritz.
Using: Pallet wood, driftwood, and Corian.
100 high

Not a Cabbage Tree

Made by: Dick Veitch, Gordon Pritchard, and Marg Pritchard.
Using: Pohutukawa and paint.
200 high

Bright Shining Pod

Made by: Graeme Mackay and Hugh Mill.
Using: Flowering Cherry and foil.
170 long

Fluted Bowl

Made by: Warwick Day and Graeme Mackay.
Using: Puriri with router flutes.
170 dia

Box with a Rift

Made by: Tony Waterson and Geoff Addison.
Using: Gum with a Jarra finial.
100 high

Time Ball Rock

Made by: Geoff Addison, Nick Crozier, and Neil Joynt.
Using: Magnolia, aluminium rod, and Oamaru Stone.
170 dia

Rock Around the Clock

Made by: Geoff Addison and Leith Gray.
Using: Pohutukawa and Oamaru Stone.
330 wide

Simply from Driftwood

Made by: Andrew Bright and Roger Mabey.
Using: Red Beech driftwood.
150 dia

Kauri Bowl

Made by: Eric Wolfe, Warwick Day, and Gordon Pritchard.
Using: Kauri with Dremel work and stain.
190 dia

Hatching

Made by: Heather Vivian and Jill Mabey.
Using: Cherry with paint, pyrography, leather, and dragonflies.
120 high

Forked Plumbing Emergency

Made by: Roger Mabey and Colin Parkinson.
Using: Pohutukawa, Puriri, a pencil, and forks.
200 wide

Duck Season

Made by: Dick Veitch and Heather Vivian.
Using: Unknown wood, pierced and painted.
150 high

NZ History Bowl

Made by: Unknown first maker and Eric Wolfe.
Using: Spalted Tawa and 2000 year old Matai.
130 dia

Blue-Banded Bowl

Made by: Nick Crozier and Hugh Mill.
Using: Swamp Kauri with Dremel work, cobalt powder, and metal leaf.
90 dia

Drift Recovery

Made by: Brian Barton and Graeme Mackay.
Using: Red Beech driftwood.
400 long

Tulip Vase

Made by: Brian Barton and Leith Gray.
Using: Tulipwood.
150 high

Figured Table

Made by: Ross Vivian and Neil Joynt.
Using: Kauri top with legs of Kauri and Oamaru Stone.
1400 long

Simple Table

Made by: Neil Joynt, Ross Vivian, and Tony Waterson.
Using: Totara.
650 long

Cracked Up

Made by: Neil Joynt and Colin Parkinson.
Using: Hawthorn with pyrography and paint.
300 high

Kiwi Henge

Made by: Mark Bayliss, Heather Vivian, and Jim Manley.
Using: Lombardy Poplar burr and Oamaru Stone.
400 dia

Bright End

Made by: Graeme Mackay and Jill Mabey.
Using: Flowering Cherry and Swamp Rata with pyrography and paint.
130 long

Round 2 It

Made by: Geoff Addison and Andrew Bright.
Using: Swamp Kauri and Oamaru Stone.
160 dia

Earth, Sea and Sky

Made by: Geoff Addison, Hugh Mill, and Annita Fritz.
Using: Kauri, Pohutukawa, and Oamaru Stone.
180 high

First Night Demo

Made by: Geoff Addison and Hugh Mill.
Using: Oamaru Stone and Pohutukawa.
180 high

Bayliss Basher

Made by: Colin Parkinson and Tony Waterson.
Using: Ash and pink cord.
360 long

Paper Weight

Made by: Neil Joynt, Annita Fritz, and Andrew Bright.
Using: Oamaru Stone with Swamp Kauri and felt pen colouring.
190 high

Fence Post Waka

Made by: Roger Mabey, Neil Joynt, and Mark Bayliss.
Using: Totara, Pohutukawa, Purpleheart, driftwood, and feathers with carving and pyrography.
600 long

Tangata Pacifica

Made by: Hugh Mill, Jill Mabey, and Storm Burrows.
Using: Ancient Kauri, paint carved through and Mother of Pearl spots.
300 dia

Pseudo-lace

Made by: Dick Veitch and Heather Vivian.
Using: Gleditsia with pyrography.
200 dia

Goes with Bayliss Basher

Made by: Ross Vivian and Tony Waterson.
Using: Driftwood.
220 long

Earth Mother

Made by: Julie and Peter Clemett.
Using: Oamaru Stone, Pohutukawa, coloured wire, and embroidery thread.
300 high

Rocking Bowl

Made by: Leith Gray and Nick Crozier.
Using: Pohutukawa, Dremel work, colour, and gold leaf.
100 dia

Rainbow Blanket

Made by: Leith Gray and Nick Crozier.
Using: Pohutukawa and metal leaf.
85 dia

Stoned Mac

Made by: Gordon Pritchard and Ian Culver.
Using: Macrocarpa, stained, and Oamaru Stone.
300 dia

Mohaka Sunset

Made by: Geoff Addison and Roger Mabey.
Using: Red Beech driftwood.
300 dia

Recovery

Made by: Brian Barton and Neil Joynt.
Using: Walnut with pyrography and paint.
250 dia

Korowai

Made by: Mary and Ian Culver.
Using: Oamaru Stone, threads, beading, and feathers.
270 high

All Sorts

Made by: Malcolm Zander, Dan Arbuckle, and Annita Fritz.
Using: Macrocarpa, Purpleheart, Kauri, Rimu, and recycled serviette ring offcuts.
450 long

Hooked – Earing Stand

Made by: Jim Manley and Andrew Bright.
Using: Puriri, Pohutukawa, and fish hooks.
130 dia

Chip ‘n Dip

Made by: Adrian Anderson and Jill Mabey.
Using: Norfolk Island Pine, Pohutukawa, and paint.
400 dia

Left Over

Made by: Neil Joynt and Geoff Addison.
Using: Oamaru Stone and Pohutukawa.
140 high

Black Saus

Made by: Brian Barton and Tony Waterson.
Using: Tasmanian Blackwood.
90 dia

Forest Spirit

Made by: Eric Wolf and Peter Clemett.
Using: Kauri with a native timber inlay.
240 dia

Forked Feet

Made by: Roger Mabey, Mark Bayliss, and Jill Mabey.
Using: Pohutukawa with pyrography and forks.
200 dia

Manawa

Made by: Leith Gray and Neil Joynt.
Using: Swamp Silver Pine with texturing and gilders paste.
220 dia

Leaning Finial Beehive

Made by: Malcolm Zander and Graeme Mackay.
Using: Oamaru Stone with Barberry base and Puriri finial.
230 high