Made the cover of Woodturning design magazine.

[Bill Wyko]

I can finally let the cat out of the bag, Woodturning Design Magazine has given me the honor of the cover of their fine publication as well as a bio on my woodworking history. I haven't got my hands on a copy yet, just the cover. The piece they chose for the cover is my favorite segmented piece to date. 1902 pieces of Curly Maple and Tropical Walnut. I did this using a completely different method I derived from an inlay technique, it was practice for a much, much larger vessel that is in progress. I'll post more once I receive my copy. Thanks to Joe Herrmann for all his help & guidance to make this come true.
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[Thom Sturgill]

Congratulations, Bill. Well deserved!

[Pete Jordan]

Congrats Bill! Great piece!

[Bill Wyko]

Thanks guys, now I need to get on the big one and make some progress.

[George Bokros]

Congrats. Nice looking piece.

[charlie knighton]

congratulations, Bill

[Steve Doerr]

Way to go Bill!!! What a neat look segmented turning. It obvious why this turning made the cover. Keep up the great work.

[Jim Underwood]

From the photo I'd say the cover is well deserved. That is one gorgeous design and form.

[jwjerry w kowalski]

Very well deserved Bill, that's a mind blowing piece, can't imagine the skill and time it took to make.

[glenn bradley]

That's fantastic bill. And very well deserved. Congratulations.

[Scott Hackler]

Congrats Bill (although I already knew about it!) It was good to meet and chat with you in person.

[Gerald Wervey]

Bill congratulation on the cover shot. But more importantly is that you have helped so many people and is my guess that you will continue too do so. I have been a recipient of your help and it was much appreciated. Again Congrats!!

Jerry

[Doug Herzberg]

It's a beautiful vase. Congratulations.

[Peter Blair]

Fanatatic Bill. I am always amazed at your work.

[Bill Wyko]

Thanks everyone. Any help I can give is not as much as I have received. I've developed my skill from the knowledge I've gained from the woodworking community, so thank all of you.