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Holly is always a great wood to turn. This one had a lot of great color.
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If you haven’t been out to visit Rackensack Kilns then you’re missing out, and if you need an excuse you’re in luck!![]()
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This saturday May 15th is a SLABURDAY SATURDAY! On top of all the slabs, cookies, and woodworking products they sell, they’ll be showing off some machinery, hosting a few local artisans like Stateline Woodturners, offering snacks, a gourmet food and ice cream truck (Justin Eaton’s The Food Truck,) and tons of other cool stuff! ![]()
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Don’t miss it this Saturday from 10a-5p at Rackensack Kilns at 18943 HWY 62 in Garfield AR.
I need your help identifying the wood this cane was made from. We were told the tree the wood came from grows like this. The cane belonged to my grandmother and she got it here in the state of Arkansas. Thank you for your help.
What have you been turning? Found some great 2” thick walnut locally and was happy to make this platter to show off the natural beauty of the wood. Made by Ray Taylor
Fun meeting today—we had 28 members gather online today for our January meeting. Great shop tour and demonstration.
Someone says free walnut and Stateline Woodturners will be on it like a beaver! Thanks Larry Copas for volunteering to be the designated sawyer! A portion of the turnings will be gifted back to the organization that donated the wood.
It’s with a heavy heart that I share the news of Gerald’s passing. We lost a great man who proudly served his country, his family, and his community with great honor. You are loved and missed. Here’s a toast.
I’m making a segmented bowl-primarily from Padauk, and trying to find another complimentary wood to mix with it. Any suggestions?
51-derful flavors! It’s actually 55 for my OCD friends. They still needed turned but they are all prepped. Thanks again Gary Olerud for your help. I found birch, maple, and walnut dowels for the handles. Woods are yellow heart, purple heart, maple, walnut, and cherry.
Turned lidded box from hard maple, 3.5" x 5". Hollow vessel created for the March 2019 President's Challenge, Stateline Woodturners. Finish is wipe on poly thinned with 50% mineral spirits. #shoptimusprime
The President’s Challenge for July is to turn a rolling pin. My first attempt at a French style. Arkansas walnut with a mineral oil finish. Post your pictures in the comments.
Turned my first rolling pin this weekend. Now in the collection of Lori Walker. A French style with mineral oil finish made from Arkansas walnut. 20” overall length. I challenged the Stateline Woodturners to turn a rolling pin this month as a part of the President’s Challenge. #shoptimusprime #everyonesharesomeart
Turned a variety of things in my life but never a French Rolling pin. Arkansas walnut, 20” long x 1 3/4” diameter with tapered ends. Finish is mineral oil. Lori Walker’s birthday gift. #shoptimusprime Stateline Woodturners
Great to have 26 of our club members join us this morning! The President's Challenge for next month is to turn a rolling pin!
Our first virtual meeting. We had 23 members online at one point. We had a tour of Ben’s shop, a show and tell session, and enjoyed catching up with each other. Next month will be a full meeting with a demonstration.
Our March Meeting has been cancelled. Please watch for updates for our upcoming meetings.
Great day with the Stateline Woodturners at the Eureka Springs School of the Arts. Preparing wood to turn Beads of Courage Boxes for the Northwest Children’s Hospital kids. Great group of artisans and volunteers.
4th Saturday at Eureka Springs School of the Arts. Preparing lumber to make Beads of Courage Boxes for the Northwest Arkansas Children’s Hospital.