| Project by CapnEddie | posted 1363 days ago | 1234 views | 3 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
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I took a workshop with Eli Avisera at Arrowmont a few years ago and I put three techniques he taught into one project. The inlays at the bottom of the bowl are really easy to do. The finial is one of my favorites. I’ve done them over 16” tall of blackwood.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 1363 days ago
unique Plus
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#2 posted 1363 days ago
you realy do some wonderfull work CapnEddie
thank´s for sharing it with us
Dennis
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#3 posted 1363 days ago
incredible work love your work
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#4 posted 1363 days ago
Your project looks very nice and impressive. What is it used for? it looks almost too delicate to touch. Excellent work.
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#5 posted 1362 days ago
wow, beautiful piece.
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#6 posted 1123 days ago
how did you do the inlay on the bottom? Would you mind posting a step by step process?
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