Richard Raffan finds figured Tasmanian blackwood in firewood and turns three bowls.
From a chunk of Tasmanian blackwood that’s 50% borer powder I cut three highly figured blanks which you see turned into bowls. You see all the turning, including a spearpoint catch and recovery. Lots of excellent close-ups of the tools in action.
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Richard Raffan finds two defect-free banksia bowls in split firewood
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Richard Raffan rough-turns 10 blackwood acacia bowls in real time.
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I Made This in the Dark — The Ocean Blue Resin Pen | Sawdust & Friends Ep. 10
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BEST BEGINNERS LATHE / NOBODY HAS THIS FEATURE/ MIDI 3 LATHE
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This Had a HUGE Surprise Inside!! #woodturning
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Cell Phone Mega Phone
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How Were Clay Pipes Made In The 1600s? I Learn From One of the Last Traditional Clay Pipe Makers
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This House Demolition Contained A Few Surprises
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A Brilliant Idea Turned These Discarded Wood Pieces Into a Unique Korean-Style Low Table!
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Richard Raffan turns a pestle and mortar for the 33rd. 4-Ways project
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Restoring a Mysterious 107-Year-Old Battlefield Find
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Richard Raffan hollowing a thin-walled elm pot through a small opening
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Binding a Book From Scratch!
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Richard Raffan cuts green madrone logs to minimise splitting as they dry.
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Turning incredible bowls with a colourful finish - feat. Emma Cook.
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Richard Raffan turns a ripple ash crossgrain box.
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Transforming a Burnt Black Log into Artistic Masterpieces – Watch Creativity Come to Life!
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Richard Raffan: days that don't go as planned create learning opportunities.
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Richard Raffan turning a tea box with a suction-fit lid
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