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Win An Arbortech Turboshaft

Arbortech Turboshaft

Welcome to February’s Arbortech Turboshaft competition

For a chance to win an Arbortech Turboshaft simply email us with a picture of your most unique creation. Send your photo to competitions@axminster.co.uk (before 29th February).

Here are a selection of entries:

Tim Werner Tim Werner

Pam Poore Pam Poore

Knot-work from hand carved door - Kenneth Bonner Knot-work from hand carved door - Kenneth Bonner

Solid Oak coffee table carved with Arbortech Woodcarver and TurboPlane blades, finished with Bee's wax - Eoghan Young Solid Oak coffee table carved with Arbortech Woodcarver and TurboPlane blades, finished with Bee's wax - Eoghan Young

Allan Solomon Allan Solomon

Left: Ships Wheel, Right: Coffee Table - Douglas Morgan Left: Ships Wheel, Right: Coffee Table - Douglas Morgan

Elm sculpted chair Sculpted chair from three inch thick slabs of elm. The contours were designed to support the lower back and relieve pressure on the spine - the more distal parts were shaped as the figure of the wood suggested.
Rhoda Daniels

JET Lathe model Half scale model of JET Lathe. Lyn Cheeseman

Kuksa Cup Kuksa cup carved with an Arbortech mini turbo plane.
John Jackson

Koi carp Koi carp in yew.
Paul Lloyd

Box carving Carved box by Miles Ascough

arbortech-comp13 Turned and power carved by Eric Harvey

Fossil wall sculpture with a sabre burr. Kate Barnard Fossil wall sculpture with a sabre burr.
Kate Barnard

Rocking Horse Rocking horse carved from walnut using an arbortech turbo plane blade, and finished with oil and wax.
Frank Tallett

Simon Corcoran Simon Corcoran

Hippos & Elephants Hippos - Carved from a block of lime. Painted with Earthborn wood stains and finished with Rustins quick drying satin varnish (All EU toy safe products). Elephants - Carved from a donated slab of wood (species unknown) 12" x 7.5". Finished with one coat of sanding sealer and Liberon Black Bison neutral wax polish.
Janet Ferrier-Robinson

arbortech-comp12 Alex Garfield

Kioni, a hooded Masai woman Kioni, a hooded Masai woman. The head was carved of English Walnut, the hood/cloak of Sycamore and the jewellery pieces of African black wood, ebony wood, boxwood and purple heart wood.
Richard Pepperd

arbortech-comp14 Nicholas Cheeseman

Unusual Bird Boxes Unusual Bird Boxes.
Den Humphrey

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