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Another attempt at turning. The candle holder is reversible, slightly different shapes on the top or bottom.
The wood is Walnut 4” High and 3 1/2” wide, sanded to 800 and finished with shellac and wax.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 329 days ago
This is a nice piece, Tony. Making it reversible add an interesting touch to it as well. Seeing posts like this make me regret not having a lathe in my shop. I am sure you had fund doing this.
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Peter O
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posted 329 days ago
Another nice project, Tony! I like that it is reversible. I had planned to give candlesticks as Christmas gifts this year, but didn’t get them done.
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lew
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posted 329 days ago
Beautiful!!
Tony, the walnut and white candle are a perfect combination. I love the simplicity of the shape- it makes for a classical design.
Dusty56
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posted 329 days ago
Sweet turning and a great idea to make it reversible : )
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Thos. Angle
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posted 329 days ago
By golly, Tony, that’s a dandy gift idea. I might have to steal this one for next Christmas.
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Napaman
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posted 328 days ago
very cool…i like the reversibility…and once again, the wood (finish) is beautiful!!!
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DAN
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posted 328 days ago
good one Tony ole buddy … nice job
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jockmike2
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posted 328 days ago
Beautiful job Tony. Love the wood.
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Bob #2
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Very neat idea Tony.
I was thinking of making a few pieces like that for serving plates to raise them off the table to hold jellies, pickles etc.
Women always have problems with space on an open serving dinner.
Bob
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Karson
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posted 307 days ago
Tony. A great candle holder. Good job buddy.
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