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That looks great. Was it turned most of the way, then carved with a rotary tool or something to make the feet?
 

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Thank you Allen! A rotary tool would have been nice… hell, carving tools would have been nice :) but I don't have any…. I used a coping saw to remove the bulk of the material, and a block and various grits of sandpaper to shape the feet… I'll try to post some pics in the comments
 

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Super nice. Cool way you cut the feet on it,
 

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Real nice job, hats of for the patient manual carving of the feet, the feet add a real elevation to the piece with the xtra height.
well done
Pete
 

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very nice. I have often thought of trying a piece like that, but have never gotten around to it….... your an inspiration
 

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Thanks for the extra pictures, all one piece…. I wondered about that. the shape of the natural edge makes it a beautiful project.
 

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Yep that's the hard way for removal , but by the looks of the end product, who gives a ********************, the vessel is a beaut, and worth ANY effort ! Very nice ! Class Act !
 

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Thanks for all of the kind feedback to all of you. I really appreciate your comments. It makes me feel like the effort was worth it! Cheers!
 
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