Dirk Hoogendoorn | | Fergus, Ontario, Canada | | |
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 | Staved Segmented Urn This urn was done for a person who wanted it to really show the diversity of segmented turning in the form of an Urn. This was my rendering of that request. © 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 |  |
 | Beech Burl 12" Beech Burl bowl, no it will not hold soup, but has beautiful grain and wood pattern. © 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 |  |
 | Segmented Christmas Tree Ornament These ornaments are hollowed out to apr. 1/8th inch thickness that takes away some of the weight so they hang better on the tree branches © Dirk Hoogendoorn |
Turning an Urn I was asked to turn an urn for a gentleman. This is the result I came up with 10" high and 7.5" across. Made with Ash, Paduak, Cherry and a piece of skidwood. © Dirk Hoogendoorn |  |
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