I was taught the basics of turning by my father-in-law(Earl Weatherford),who was a cabinetmaker all of his life.His love for turning was passed on to me.

 

My work has been displayed and sold at several art shows in our local region.I am currently a member of The South Texas Woodturners in Victoria,Texas, and also a member of the American Association of Woodturners,and a member of the Victoria Art League.I usually have several items on display at their gallery most of the time.

 

Each piece I make is different,depending on the materials being used.I usually used donated or felled trees(Hurricanes and the Highway Dept.are great sources of turning stock).I try not to duplicate any of my projects.

 

Thank you for stopping in and browsing.May you have a GREAT Day and enjoy the moment.

 

 

 

I have been interested in starting my own business for many years and are excited to finally have reached that goal. Taking our business to the web makes the process even more exciting. I have been retired from the Chemical plant enviroment for 12 years and have found woodturning to be addictive and very satisfying. When you hold the finished product in your hands and feel what it took Mother Nature 100's of years to create and all I have done is put a finish on her creation and given it a little shape.It makes all of the hours worthwhile.