stuart johnson

I started off my woodworking in 1998 with some beginner handtool courses. These ranged from simple dovetailed boxes to craftsman style rocking chair. Somewhere along the line I got interested in woodturning but know where to find decent green wood. I started following woodturning on the old REC group and finally found segmented turning. I now spend half my shop time turning, half my time doing flat work and what seems like another half cleaning up so I can find my tools. I have no set agenda and being retired I work on whatever I want. This means I have a lot of unfinished project and I have been known to stick a piece of wood on the lathe and turn it into a toothpick just for fun.