True Creations Woodturning

At True Creations, we focus on three areas:

Fiber Tools

First, for over 12 years, we have been designing, testing, perfecting and producing a line of spinning tools we sell to fiber shops around the country. Our fiber spindles include drop spindles and supported spindles such as Russian, Orenburg and Tibetan. Other tools used in the spinning process include nostipennes, niddy-noddies, support spindle bowls, wpi (wraps per inch) gauges and orifice hooks. The tools are made out of a variety of FSC® certified North American hardwoods and exotic hardwoods from around the world. The Forest Stewardship Council is an international organization that helps manage the world’s forests by setting standards, certification and labeling of forest products. If you are a fiber shop and want to increase your sales by offering your customers fabulous handmade spinning tools and high performing drop sindles, please contact us to discuss our wholesale program.

Woodturning Services

Second, we offer custom woodturning services. If you are a homeowner, contractor or a woodworker looking for an experienced woodturner to help you complete your special project, you came to the right place! We can turn just about anything ranging from tiny ebony knobs for a jewelry box to 8 foot porch columns. Our specialty is architectural restoration projects. Over the years, we have turned replacement balusters, newel posts, chair parts, beer taps, table legs and parts for spinning wheels. Even though our studio is located in a suburb of Rochester, NY in the beautiful Finger Lakes Region, we have done projects for customers all over the country. Give us a call to discuss your project. We’d love to partner with you.

Woodturning Education and Learning

The third area that we focus on is education and learning. We offer private woodturning instruction, demonstrate for woodturning clubs and write articles for major woodturning publications. Visit our Learning page to download articles, read tips and see our demonstration schedule. Also, check out our blog to see what we are working on. There is always something interesting on one of our lathes for you to see or learn about.