A lifelong resident of Sandy Ridge, North Carolina, Dean Amos comes from a five generation woodworking family. Mark Bressler Multi-award winning wood lathe artist, Mark Bressler lives and works in Marietta, Georgia. The majority of his work utilizes Burls, generally from the Pacific Northwest. Maple, Myrtle, Redwood, and Madrone are his favorites. I also turn bird houses, roller ball pens, baby rattles, scoops and an occasional spindle.
Duplication is tedium.
Elvie Jackson Elvie is a member of the Triangle Woodturners of North Carolina and the American Association of Woodturners. He became interested in woodturning when a fellow employee brought an oak burl to work. Elvie is still growing as a woodturner and seeks knowledge of the trade by continuing to attend regular club meetings and National Symposiums. Bill King Bill has been seriously turning for about 5 years since retiring from Aerospace Engineering. He has done woodworking since the late 1940's, but only recently graduated into use of a Oneway 2436 lathe. . . . . .