Nigel Hall Woodturning

Improving health and safety today, Ive upgraded my dust extractor with new canister filters which replaced the cloth type bags which were pretty poor in comparison

here's a chair that I have repaired, I had to turn a new arm support and completely re-glue all the joints. I also stained and polished to match which is something I don't usually do.

Small turning now. first we have a batch of 350 10mm oak balls with a 5mm spigots, then a batch of 150 button moulds and 150 cup moulds

The batch of 20 Tulipwood table bases are now complete. They are a lot of work with about 30 boards of timber going into them and 160 pieces joined together

Tulipwood pad feet legs, it's something I haven't turned for a few years. I've also got some beech ones on order so maybe they are making a comeback

Tulipwood and Oak breakfast bar support made to customers design

Here's a few unusual jobs. Ash baseball bat and one made from Wenge. Then some budgie nests to fit inside a box. Then we have some church organ parts for a new customer

Beech rope twist curtain poles. 1720mm long X 63mm. The groove has a strip glued in so the rings can slide

Maple drum sticks now, these are copied from a style in a museum of 16th century design. Batch of 50 and the customer has just ordered another batch

Softwood newels and spindles to match the originals