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lidded hollow form

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this is a piece of ambrosia maple that is 4 inchs by 4 inchs , the walls are 1/4 inch thick with the lid the piece is 6 inchs tall the cap is bloodwood. finished with tungoil and beeswax.

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Lisa Chan home \| projects \| blog 68 posts in 44 days posted 42 days ago	I would really like to learn more about hollow forms. What kind of chuck system do you use? Also, which tools for hollowing? -- Lisa Chan, custom cafts and yarn accessories, http://www.grippingyarn.com
Loucarb home \| projects \| blog 951 posts in 340 days posted 42 days ago	Very nice turning.
Dan Fritsch home \| projects \| blog 10 posts in 108 days posted 42 days ago	nice roper i really like this one
a1Jim home \| projects \| blog 16776 posts in 471 days posted 42 days ago	nice -- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
scrappy home \| projects \| blog 1609 posts in 325 days posted 42 days ago	Great job! Love these little hollow forms with lids. The holes in the side are a nice added bit of charector. Great job on getting it spherical. Looks like a ball. Keep up the great work. Scrappy -- Scrap Wood's the best...the projects are smaller, and so is the mess!
Innovator home \| projects \| blog 3125 posts in 308 days posted 42 days ago	Very nice looking piece Roper Great Job! -- Whether You Think You Can or You Think You Can't, YOU ARE RIGHT!!!
SteveBirdman home \| projects \| blog 65 posts in 602 days posted 42 days ago	gnarly piece of wood,once that padauk darkens its gonna have a different look which i may prefer visually…...............ill forgot to talk to the boss about the gallery, ill do it this wek -- Steve "Birdman" Weber Jr. - www.birdlandcreations.net
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