| Project by Ronald Fontenot, Jr. | posted 1269 days ago | 2031 views | 2 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
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This is a candlestick made from padauk and walnut measuring ten inches tall and three and a half inches wide. This was made using a technique called inside-out turning where you cut a design, split the turning apart, assemble the outside as inside, and turn again to get openings. The finish is polished water varnish.
-- Chip, Westlake
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Stoneturner
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#1 posted 1269 days ago
I like the design very much. You did a great job of turning. I think that the end result would have looked better if you had used one wood instead of two different woods.
-- Wood Turning is communicating with the wood silently.
OhVlyArtisan
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#2 posted 1268 days ago
very interesting shape
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sedcokid
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#3 posted 1036 days ago
I really like the design of these candle stick holders. You did a Great Job!!
-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,
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#4 posted 1036 days ago
Those are some very nice candle holders. You were spot on with the different woods it gives it a great look.
-- Bill - "Freedon flies in your heart like an Eagle" Audie Murphy
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