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Ray Rountree
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Ray Rountree began woodturning
in early 2004, following Hurricane Isabel. After 4 months of clearing storm-damaged trees on the family farm, he decided to salvage some of those trees and to try his hand at woodturning. With no training in the Arts, Rountree quickly became a student of the Trial and Error School. (Undoubtedly, his First Career in Sheet Metal Fabrication developed and honed his abilities for 3-bimensional-Perception, which have proved to be an enormous asset). Rountree now enjoys his new “second career” seven days a week, 6 to 10 hours a day! When considering how to begin each piece, he looks for the wood to dictate how best to “release” its best attributes. Please visit their website at www.bowlsbytree.com |
Using salvaged trees primarily from the family farms, ay Rountree uses only domestic woods, adding “finishing touches” to Mother Nature’s “canvases” already in progress. |
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