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Here a couple of mini hollow forms i turned out of some walnut that had both sap and heart wood.The coin is a silver dollar so you can tell the scale, both vessels are hollowed to about 1/16” thick walls. finished with tung-oil. All comments and questions welcome.
-- Roper - Master of sawdust-www.coloradocustomworks.com
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Kate
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#1 posted 1045 days ago
very nice.
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hairy
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#2 posted 1045 days ago
What she said!
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bibb
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#3 posted 1045 days ago
I love the trick photography. How did you make that huge quarter look so small? lol
Nice job as always sir.
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Andrew
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#4 posted 1045 days ago
Nice turnings, how thick are the walls? nice liberty head.
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Roper
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#5 posted 1041 days ago
thanks for all the feed back guys. Andrew the walls are about 1/16” thick.
-- Roper - Master of sawdust-www.coloradocustomworks.com
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