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Phil and Janet Axtell, of the penturners group, showing off their his and hers symposium T-shirts |
Rich Kleinhenz, from the Yahoo Penturners Group, gets ready for his session |
Rich chats with Emory McLaughlin who will have a different session on penturning |
The sessions on penturning drew respectable crowds |
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Rich's session was on taking the basic kit to the next level |
Scott Greaves shared the session with Rich |
Scott gets going on his presentation |
Presenter's showcase was held after dinner on the first day |
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Here Stuart Mortimer gets started with a block of walnut |
The presenter has 15 minutes (or less) to take a project from beginning to end of a project |
Stuart turns a walnut long stem goblet and begins to cut in the spiral stem |
Here he puts the finishing touches on the sprial he just cut |
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Finished, a long stem goblet with spiral cut stem in 15 minutes |
Nick Cook get started on his project with just a skew |
In under four minutes, Nick creates one of his trademark garden dibblers |
Cindy Drozda, who uses a lot of banksia pods, begins |
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Some quick shaping ... |
and her planned mushroom begins to appear |
The finish goes on and it's completed in the 15 minute time limit |
A closer look at Cindy's finished project |
Photos by Kurt Hertzog |
