Tuck's Turnings

Container Gallery

Get to know me better by taking a look at some of my bodies of work. This may help you with deciding on how you want your project to move forward. If you click on each photo it will expand just that photo for you.

Sycamore Container

This container is made from Sycamore stands 5” tall and 2” round. The shape of the top was made to mimic the cupola on top of the Russian church here in Kodiak, Alaska.
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Walnut and Spalted Maple Container

This container is made of walnut and Spalted Maple 4” round 2” tall, the container was turned on a lathe and the lid has Spalted Maple inlaid into the top.
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Striped Ebony Container

This container is made from Striped Ebony stands 5” tall and 2” round. The shape of the top was made to mimic the cupola on top of the Russian church here in Kodiak, Alaska.
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Spruce Cone Container

This container is made from spruce 6” long 2” round, this container was first turned on a lathe and then the flower was carved by hand after the turning was complete.
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Moose Antler Container

This piece was designed for the container show at the Northwest Fine Woodworking Gallery in Pioneer Square, Seattle. The base is turned moose antler and the lid is turned African Blackwood with a ring of Moose Antler inlaid into it.
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Ball Container

This piece was designed for the container show at the Northwest Fine Woodworking Gallery in Pioneer Square, Seattle. The ball was hollowed on the lathe the whole in the top from which it was hollowed is only 7/8 of an inch round the wall thicknesses are ¼ of an inch thick. The lid is made of African Blackwood and Tulipwood.
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Lignum Vita Container

This container is made from Lignum Vita stands 5” tall and 2” round. The shape of the top was made to mimic the cupola on top of the Russian church here in Kodiak, Alaska. The final ball on the top of finial is less than 1/8 of an inch.
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Lignum Vita Container

This container is made from Lignum Vita stands 5” tall and 2” round. The shape of the top was made to mimic the cupola on top of the Russian church here in Kodiak, Alaska. The final ball on the top of finial is less than 1/8 of an inch.
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Large Box Container

This container was made from an unknown wood found on the beaches of Kodiak. The shape of the top was made to mimic the cupola on top of the Russian church here in Kodiak, Alaska
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Coco Bolo Cone Container

This piece was designed for the container show at the Northwest Fine Woodworking Gallery in Pioneer Square, Seattle. It was made from Coco Bolo and African Blackwood stands 7” high 2” round.
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Coco Bolo Container

This container is made from Coco Bolo, turned on the lathe contanier is 4” round
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