- Inside-out Ornaments by Angela Gunn
- Salad bowl turned from maple by Tom Gaston
- Salad Bowls by Dan Boehmke
- Turned scoops by Jon Bishop
- Walnut bowl by Robert Bley
- Jon Sauer turned a bamboo box
- Black Walnut Bowl by Jerry Galli
- Flower with a Hummingbird by Harvey Klein
- Walnut platter turned by Tom Mandle
- Pierced Bowl by David Vannier
- Mistery wood bowl
- Salt Cellar by Tom Gaston
- Turned and pierced bowl with butterfly decorations
- Urns by David Vannier
- Butterfly bowl by Dave Vannier
- Holiday ornaments by Dale Bassman
- Bowl with carved handles by Kelly Smith
- Turned Platter by Chip Krauskopf
- Square platter by Jon Bishop
- Salad bowl by Dan Boehmke
- Turned bottle stoppers by Jon Bishop
- Green Bowl by Chip Krauskopf
- Juniper Bowls by Bob Bley
- Turned and carved bowl by Brad Bond
- Jon Bishop: oak lidded bowls
- Lidded box by Jon Sauer
- Open Segment Woodturning by Tom Kenyon
- Turned hollow-form by David Vannier
- Turned hollow-form by David Vannier
- Walnut bowl with inlay by Tom Gaston
- James Craig: bowl with decoration
- Pink ivory engraved by Jon Sauer
- Sea urchin ornament by Mark Koenig
- Segmented bowl by Tom Mandle
- Pink ivory bowl by Bob Bley
- Dyed maple bowls by Mark Koenig
- Buckeye burl slab turned by Bob Bley
- Woodturning vases, a bowl, and a bell
- Ash vase by Tom Gaston
- Turned vase by Tom Gaston
- Tom Gaston: Apricot Salt Cellar
- Blue spruce bowl by Robert Bley
- Nice woodturnings
- Carved and pierced vase by Dave Vannier (diameter: 7″, height: 6.5″)
- Salad bowls by Dan Boehmke
- Dyed Bowls by Chip Krauskopf
- Intricate project with piercing
- Hollow form by Mark Koenig
- Cherry bowl with dots by Tom Mandle
- Embellished eggs by David Vannier
- Buckeye burl bowl by Claude Godcharles
- Turned segmented hollowforms
- Segmented turning by Tom Kenyon
- Lidded box by Jon Sauer. Inside view.
- Burl Bowl by Dennis Lillis
- Bowl set by Nate Segraves
- Embellished bowls by Dave Vannier
- Butterfly bowl by Dave Vannier
- Maple salad bowls by Tom Gaston
- Jon Sauer turned buttons
Join us on the third Wednesday of each month in Los Altos, CA! Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, our doors are open for all who love woodturning. Guests are always welcome to explore and learn with us.
Next Meeting
May 21, 2025
7 PM – 9 PM
Bridges Church (2d floor)
625 Magdalena Ave
Los Altos, CA 94024
Program
May: TBD
President’s challenge:
May: turning for a charitable cause such as a wig stand, beads of courage, pens for troops, or another organization.




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- Jon Sauer
- Bob Bley turned birch platters
- Al Holstein turned a live edge Sycamore bowl
- Chip Krauskopf <- Jon Bishop
- Al Holstein turn a bowl
- Jon Sauer turned an intricate lidded box
- Jon Bishop turned maple and walnut bowls
- Blue spruce bowl by Robert Bley
- Roman Chernikov made a stamp holder
- Vic Mintick turned redwood bowl
- Tom Mandle turned several bowls
- Jon Bishop turned black acacia bowls
- Kelly Smith -> Tom Gaston
- Woodturning Champions: Mark Koenig, Dennis Lillis, Bob Bley
- Angela Gunn turned colorful fruits
- Laura Rhodes made a cherry box
- Jon Bishop turned a small bowl
- Angela Gunn turned handles for gardening tools
- Bob Bley talks about his vessel
- Jerri Galli
- Edgar Whipple
- Al Holstein turned a maple bowl
- Tom Kenyon -> Harvey Klein
- Edgar Whipple presents his turnings
- Robert Bley Presents Thin Bowl
- Chip Krauskopf
- Kelly Smith turned a birdhouse
- Kelly Smith shows a bowl he turned
- Kelly Smith
- Jon Sauer turned spindles with a secret
- Jon Sauer explains how sizing tools work
- Harvey Klein Presents Thin Bowl
- Laura Rhodes explains turning treenware
- Angela Gunn Presents Turned Gobblet
- Daniel Saal turned several bowls
- Bob Bley -> Tom Kenyon
- Jim Koren turned a Madrone bowl
- Chip Krauskopf turned a few bowls
- Dennis Lillis turned a big leaf maple bowl
- Tom Gaston turned a flower pot
- Tom Mandle shows turned bowl
- Kelly Smith Presents Thin Bowl
- Harvey Klein -> Claude Godcharles
- Angela Gunn -> Gordon Peterson
- Walnut bowls by Daniel Saal
- Nate Segraves turned redwood burl bowls
- Vic Mitnick turned pens
- Harvey Klein presents a turned goblet
- Jon Sauer -> Dan Boehmke
- Dean Caudle
- Dan Boehmke -> Bob Bley
- Jerry Galli Turned a Walnut Bowl
- Kevin Lee turned a mini vase
- Tom Mandle shows his redwood bowl
- Nate Segraves shows a turned bowl with a lid
- Harvey Klein
- Angela Gunn Presents a Turned Flowerpot
- Tom Mandle -> Kelly Smith
- Nate Segraves with Walnut bowls
- Dean Caudle turned a box & goblet
- Kelly Smith turned a letter opener
- Dan Boehmke
- David Vannier
- Brad Bond explains how he carved the grooves
- Angela Gunn
- Dean Caudle turned pens
- Tom Mandle presents turned maple bowls
- Gerry Galli Presents Thin Bowl
- Dean Saal turned a madrone bowl
- Gordon Peterson -> Jim Koren
- Tom Gaston -> Tom Mandle
- Dean Caudle with natural edge bowl
- Kelly Smith turned a bowl from olive wood
- Tom Gaston
- Angela Gunn turned an iris-shutter box
- Bob Bley turned a pink ivory bowl in memory of Dave Ross
- David Vannier turned and embellished bowls
- Nate Segraves turned a lidded vessel
- Laura Rhodes turned stool parts
- Ed Howes turned a tree bottle holder
- Kelly Smith
- Tom Sauer talks about turned castle-box
- Tom Gaston shows one of his lidded boxes
- Chip Krauskopf made a grinder setting template
- Dale Bassman
- Jon Bishop
- Tom Gaston shows a bowl he turned
- Kelly Smith Presents Thin Bowl
- James Craig made a mount for laser engraver
- Tom Gaston Presents Thin Bowl
- Ed Howes turned and saved the bowls
- Kelly Smith turned and carved bowl with handles
- Dennis Lillis turned candlesticks
- James Craig shows a goblet with a ring
- Kelly Smith shows lidded boxes
- Jerri Galli turned pens
- Jon Sayer Presents Easter Eggs
- Tom Gaston
- James Craig turned drop spindles
- Tom Mandle
- Nate turned the pillow bowl from curly black walnut
- Dale Bussman turned a lidded box
- Steve Dahout turned a tool handle
- Roman Chernikov with tea light holder
- Jim Koren turned salt and pepper shakers
- Ed Howes Presents Thin Bowl
- Tom Mandle
- David Vannier shows his turned and peirced bowl
- Mark Koenig presents turned bowls
- Kelly Smith
- Jim Koren presents a turned bowl
- Harvey Klein turned a flower
- Joe Martinka made a burnisher
- Tom Gaston turned tool handles
- Tom Mandle turned a black oak bowl
- Angela Gunn
- Claude Godcharles shows a mulberry bowl
- Angela Gunn <- Chip Krauskopf
- Roman Chernikov turned a pen
- Jim Koren turned a bowl from a pepperwood
- Jon Bishop turned a pear bowl
- WBW Meeting Attendees, September 2024
- James Craig
- Kevin Lee made an oak bowl
- Tom Gaston presents key trays
- Chip Krauskopf turned a camphor bowl
- WBW meeting attendees, 2024-11
- Bob Bley turned a hollowform from an exotic burl
- Jim Koren turned a madrone bowl
- Daniel Saal
- Daniel Saal shows bowls that he turned
- Jim Koren -> Jon Sauer
- Tom Gaston turned bowls with wings
- WBW Attendees, June 2024
- Kelly Smith turned Christmas trees
- Dale Bassman turn a hollow form
- Angela Gunn turned pens
- Tom Kenyon
- Ed Howes turned pens
- David Vannier Presents Thin Bowls
- Dale Bassmann Presents a Lidded Box
- Dan Boehmke shows his bowl
- Jon Bishop turned a square platter
- Al Holstein
- Laura Rhodes turned a maple bowl
- Jon Bishop <- Claude Godcharles
- Tom Gaston turned a nut bowl with wings
- Harvey Klein turned pens
- Tom Kenyon and David Vannier
- Jon Sauer explains how he made his projects
- Jerry Galli turned a ripple bowl
- Daniel Saal turned a walnut bowl