Made in Connecticut: Litchfield man turns wood into works of art
One Connecticut man has turned a hobby into a passion after buying a used lathe at an auction. He spins up everything from wooden sculptures to dinnerware.
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Jan 24, 2023, 11:26 AM
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Updated 451 days ago
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38ds agoIn this week's Made in Connecticut, News 12's Rebecca Surran introduces us to retired chemist Richard Heys of Litchfield who has found a second act in woodturning.
Heyes says he turned the hobby into a passion after buying a used lathe at an auction. He spins up everything from sculptures to dinnerware.
