| Project by tomd | posted 71 days ago | 307 views | 0 times favorited | 9 comments |  |
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This one came straight from Malcolm Tibbet’s book on segmented turning. I wanted to try the techinque. My version is made of cherry, bloodwood, maple, and ebonized walnut.
-- Tom D
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a1Jim
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posted 71 days ago
wonderful vessel great work Tom
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kolwdwrkr
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posted 71 days ago
sweet! nice work
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Bothus
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posted 71 days ago
Very impressive. I would like to try a project like that sometime.
-- Professional kitchen designer, amature woodworker.
scrappy
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posted 71 days ago
Outstanding turning. Just love these segmented pieces. Am trying to do another one myself (but not as many pieces as this!)
Outstanding job. Keep it up.
Scrappy
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stefang
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posted 71 days ago
Fantastic Tom. I went in to see some of your other stuff including the open segment ones. All very nice. Looks like you are enjoying yourself. Keep up the good work!
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darryl
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posted 70 days ago
nice bowl, great form.
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Innovator
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posted 70 days ago
Beautiful pattern and fantastic work!
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kolwdwrkrsgirl
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posted 70 days ago
These segmented turnings are so striking! I’m in awe of them every time I see one posted. Beautiful work!
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Woodsdweller
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posted 68 days ago
Excellent turning. I too have Tibbett’s book and his influence in your projects is unmistakable. You may have to write your own book.
-- Bill, WV