A new Goblet, this one is made from Spalted Black Walnut, with a Holly Stem, which has been coloured with Black, Orange and Red Spirit Stain.
Apr 27
Natural edge goblet
A new creation, this piece won third place in the highland Woodturning Competition. It was initially turned at the Demonstration in Ullapool at the end of last month that i did. The Stem is made from Maple, and coloured stained Black, the Cup is made from Burr Elm, which again has been coloured with Yellow, Green spirit Stain. Many thanks for looking.
Apr 09
Coloured Bowl
This a new creation, which is made from Ash, 10″ diameter and coloured with Yellow, Green, Red and Orange Spirit stain. The ash was a crotch piece, and produced interesting grain throughout the piece, this was the reason why it was coloured. The colouring technique used was not to hide the grain, but used to enhance
Mar 23
New Turnings
Mar 22
Demonstration March 2012
On the 31st March 2012 i will be demonstrating at the Ullapool Woodturning Centre with Alec Mutch (Owner of the Centre) in the morning, and Myself in the afternoon. Please feel free to join us.
Feb 20
Demonstration Feb 2012
On the 23rd February 2012. I will be demonstrating the fine art of Hand Chased Threads at the Highland Woodturning Club, Munlochy. Start at 18.45.
Jan 25
First for 2012
This is a first for me, i do not normally colour wood, however i thought i would have a go, it took just over a week to make, majority of it was the drying time of the ebonising lacquer due to the cold weather. It stands 8″ high, and is highly waxed and polished, giving it a ceramic look
Jan 14
Best in Show 2011
In December 2011, it was my local clubs Christmas draw and Competition Night.
Entered pieces in to the open competition and the Christmas Decoration,
The Open Class was judged by members of the club, and the Christmas Decoration was judged by one of the clubs experienced turners, at the end of the night, the results were given out!!
Jan 12
Welcome
Welcome to Nott-Us Woodturning
Woodturner based in the Highlands of Scotland on the Black Isle, just North of Inverness








