| Project by kineo | posted 1966 days ago | 644 views | 1 time favorited | 7 comments |  |
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A NOT TURNED VASE…a poor turners vase…all of my work is done on a ring master, which attaches to my shopsmith, or a lathe….I cut multiple rings at various angles to get to my final piece.. this piece has 19 rings of ambrosia maple with inlay in between each ring…each ring is approximately 1/4” and glued up with CA glue…the inlay “iIS”....solid black plexiglass!!!...sands like wood and gives a “great” contrast….a fair amount of time…but the final product is worth it…10 coats of finish and a buff and polish…the most figured piece of ambrosia yet…love it….what do you think?
-- marshall, murphy, north carolina
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Betsy
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#1 posted 1966 days ago
Very interesting effect. I like it. The ring master is an interesting tool. You can do some pretty neat stuff with it. I’d like to see more.
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Grumpy
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#2 posted 1966 days ago
Only one word for it Kineo, ‘Tremendous’ effort.
-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python
Dan'um Style
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#3 posted 1966 days ago
I like this one too !
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CharlieM1958
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#4 posted 1966 days ago
That is some purdy wood! What is the finish?
-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"
mot
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#5 posted 1966 days ago
That ringmaster does do some interesting work. The outcome is undeniable!
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#6 posted 1966 days ago
cool
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#7 posted 1966 days ago
Very cool.
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