| Project by MShort | posted 1153 days ago | 1242 views | 1 time favorited | 6 comments |  |
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This my first attempt at a staved piece and my 4th doing segmented items. This was a fun project that was inspired from Malcolm Tibbets book- The Art of Segmented Turning. This is a great book. 41 pieces made from walnut and red oak. This is a combination of solid base, stave sides and a segmented ring top.
After this project and much much sanding I think my red oak days are limited for turned items. TThanks for looking.
-- Mike, Missouri --- “A positive life can not happen with a negative mind.” ---
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Ecocandle
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#1 posted 1153 days ago
It is lovely. I haven’t started to learn how to turn, but when I do, I want to make things like that. Very cool indeed. How long did it take?
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surfin2
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#2 posted 1153 days ago
I like this one the beat, great job…
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#3 posted 1153 days ago
Really nice one.
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
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#4 posted 1151 days ago
Very nice looking piece and very well done.
-- Mike, American in Norway
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#5 posted 1150 days ago
I like the pieces you posted. I am commenting on this one, as it’s the favorite so far…
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#6 posted 559 days ago
This is a beautiful piece ?how tall is it. The bottom part is constructed in coopering and the top in segmenting style great combination of two diffrent methods of construction.
-- another tip from cooperedpatterns
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