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I got a piece of Brown Mallee burl a while back and I finally got around to turning it. It was a very scarry turn at first, due to the fact that it was so far out of balance. I decided to leave all parts of the burl in the plate to show the transitions that emerged as I continued the piece. To me it looks like a plate that was found off a shipwreck. I used a tung oil and urethane blend to bring out the colors and details of the burl to finish. It was then waxed with a few coats of renaissance wax. This is definately the most “artsy” piece I’ve ever done, but it was fun working with some really nice wood and taking a chance on the final product.
-- Patrick
































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zlatanv
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posted 63 days ago
Beautiful work and wood.
-- Z Rockwall, TX
a1Jim
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posted 63 days ago
Unique
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop, custom furniture ,maker, woodworking school, heirloomwoodshop.com
huff
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posted 63 days ago
Looks like you dug up a 1,000 year old treasure. Beautiful work.
-- John @ Myrtle Beach
Innovator
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posted 63 days ago
That is one beautiful turn.
Nice, very nice!
Innovator
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