Forest Heritage Center

Forest Heritage Center presents: "The Best of Dallas Area Woodturners"

The Dallas Area Woodturners provided approximately 100 turnings for display (Spring-2003) at the Forest Heritage Center at Beavers Bend Resort north of Broken Bow OK.

Gallery on Opening Day The Cookie Tree is prominently displayed.

Bowls made by Ken Rodgers
from cargo timber of Spanish Cedar
salvaged from a Spanish Galleon that sank in the 1500s. The kaleidoscope collaborative project.

A nice group of turnings including a
15" Bubinga platter by Steve Worcester.
. Multi-center turnings by Roger Smith (foreground),
Marion McDaniel (left rear),
and Stan Harder (miniatures).

Brian Evens demonstrating
on opening day. Awesome square-edge wobble bowl
by Robert Baker.

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The Dallas Area Woodturners provided approximately 100 turnings for display (Spring-2003) at the Forest Heritage Center at Beavers Bend Resort north of Broken Bow OK.
Gallery on Opening Day	The Cookie Tree is prominently displayed.
Bowls made by Ken Rodgers from cargo timber of Spanish Cedar salvaged from a Spanish Galleon that sank in the 1500s.	The kaleidoscope collaborative project.
A nice group of turnings including a 15" Bubinga platter by Steve Worcester. .	Multi-center turnings by Roger Smith (foreground), Marion McDaniel (left rear), and Stan Harder (miniatures).
Brian Evens demonstrating on opening day.	Awesome square-edge wobble bowl by Robert Baker.
DAW HOME