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I thought that as my primary focus is wood turning I would show you some of my wood turned platters. I am showing you a few platters in some of the series I do. They are Tye Dye a piece inspired by the tye dye T shirts I used to wear in the 60's, Fractured platters a study in the use of...

a quick project I had this week, some platters shaped as leaves, the leaf is the one of the tree that the platter is made out of ;) So here we have walnut, oak and teak. I guess you will recognize them ;) A video of the process can be seen here : A few pictures : Cheers !

Custom ordered leaf shaped platters - made of walnut, linden and olive wood. Finish food friendly wood oil. Router bowl technic, without template - freehanded, with wide custom made router plate made of 8mm lexan (last photo). Outer shape cut on bandsaw. All sanded on disc and oscillating...

Platters for nachos I made of various woods : walnut, maple, ash, oak and cherry. Finish food friendly wood oil. Router bowl technic, but without template,..hand guided, with additional wide, 8mm thick, router plate made of lexan. Ofcourse, holes were drilled on drillpress before. Triangle...

This is a thin piece of English Walnut I used to try my first platter. It was under 1" deep, 12"d. and had a wany edge to it, but came out a final dimension of 11-1/2" diameter and 3/8" thick. I was flattening the face when a darned pin knot emerged, and was just off-center. It drove me crazy to...

This project was ordered by some continental fish restaurant. Three dimensions are here: 35×25 cm 50×30 cm 60×35 cm, 2cm thick. Made of ash, cherry, walnut and oak. Finish food firendly wood oil. Cut on bandsaw, rounded edges by router, sanded at the end. I put 30mm walnut plugs bellow, only...

Various platters, made mainly of walnut, the last one walnut-cherry combination. Dimensions 50×25cm and 45×32cm, 20-25 mm thick. Finish food friendly wood oil. The first one is also burned additionaly. The first has power carved top surface with angle grinder, groove on the second one was made...

I made those platters of old oak barrels, 50 and 75cm high. First, I marked all parts with numbers so I can get better fit when put them back together. I joined them with 8mm beech dovels and glued (last two photos). To make larger paltters I joined 4 (to some 32cm wide) and smaller platters...

Cutting boards , walnut - rectangle (35×35cm) and pig (22×15cm) Tray, oak - duck shape 40×20cm, supported with crossed walnut legs at the back. Also with concave top surface. Finish wood oil.

I designed this stand to solve two problems, 1. it had to be able to display both cake pops and cupcakes 2. It had to disassemble for transport but be sturdy when assembled. The platters are made of MDF and the posts and feet are made of pine. I inserted threaded rod into one end of the posts...