Dirk Hoogendoorn | | Fergus, Ontario, Canada | | |
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 | Wedding Gift This is a 12" Salad Bowl made of Manitoba Maple(Box Elder) the have 1" inserts in the rim. The bowl is finished in Polymerized Tung Oil. © Dirk Hoogendoorn |
Winged Burl Bowl This one was a challenge as this piece was not very balanced and in order to do a little bowl in it I had to offset the piece on the lathe. Turned lots of air, but got the piece to where I really liked it. © Dirk Hoogendoorn |  |
 | Vigilant The wood is Cherry from a log that had been sunk in Stokes Bay for about 100 years before being pulled to shore and milled. The rim was dyed with aneline wood dye and the Eagle was burned in then the lines sculpted with a mini turbine before painting black then sanding and finish the colouring of the Eagle. © Dirk Hoogendoorn |
Large Rimmed Burl Platter From a chunk of Spalted Maple Burl this natural edge piece emerged, it was voted to be in the US Wood Turners Resource 2013 Calendar © Dirk Hoogendoorn |  |
 | Maple Burl stacking bowls These are natural edge Maple Burl stacking bowls that have spalting on them. The burl is actually a growth like a wart or cancer on the tree that have really random grain running through the growth. © Dirk Hoogendoorn |
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