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The Woodturning Center has played a very important role in the development of woodturning in the United States and beyond. This organization is a not for profit and has been instrumental in encouraging the education and promotion of turning.

This organization is internationally recognized as a leader in information and assistance to wood turners world wide. Supporting galleries,collectors,hobbyists and artists, these two organizations cannot run by themselves. Your help is needed and appreciated. Donating your time, effort and monatary donations will help keep turning around for the next generation.

If you travel to or live in Philadelphia, make it a point to stop by and visit their galleries and see what wood turned art at it's finest is all about. See what you can do to continue promoting lathe turned art for future generations to enjoy and admire.

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How do I order one of your turnings ?

Go to my contact page and use the form to get in touch with me. I will work out any and all details with you by phone. I prefer to talk to someone rather than have just a click and pay type purchase.

Do you sell your work anywhere else other than this site ?

I do sell at some art shows as they come up each year and have had some pieces in Galleries.

Do you update your site regularly?

I will be updating this site on a regular basis. As I turn more, I will add those items. I will also update information in regard to turning events and new web sites about wood turning as I receive them.

Would you add my web site link to yours?

I would be very happy to as long as it pertains to wood working. I ask, however, that you add my link to your web site in return.

How do I learn to Wood Turn?

The best advice I can give you is join your local Woodturning Association. There you will gather all the information you will need to get started and continue to learn through demonstrations, club libraries, networking and more. If you do not know of any local associations, go to the national association web site and see the list of clubs in your area. Here is the web address www.woodturner.org

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Commission Wood Turned Art.

If you've ever thought about a particular style or shape of a wood turning you would like to have but never seem to see it in galleries, let me discuss what I can turn for you. Doing commission work is one of the ways of turning I really enjoy doing. Working with a customer and seeing the piece take shape is exciting. For custom woodturnings, I photograph the entire process for you from log to finished woodturning. Let me know what I can make for you.

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