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Just finished this set but I don’t remember what the wood is so I will have to ask my friend at the next Front Range Woodturners meeting. Tallest piece is 2” Finished with wipe on poly. All comments and questions welcome.Enjoy.I was just informed that this is Burmese Rosewood Burl.
-- Roper - Master of sawdust-www.coloradocustomworks.com
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10 comments so far
Loucarb
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#1 posted 664 days ago
You do some really nice work. Very well done. I love that wood whatever it is.
Daiku
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#2 posted 663 days ago
Michael
This is a very Zen looking set. Hope to meet you at the next FRW meeting.
-- Cal Noguchi
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#3 posted 663 days ago
That’s really good.
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Bearpie
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#4 posted 663 days ago
I like what I see.
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peteg
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#5 posted 663 days ago
This is a very “arty” piece, you’ve got some great little HF’s there, dont bother about What timber it is, Just get some more it looks great.
well done :))
-- Pete G: If you always do what you always did you'll always get what you always got
HalDougherty
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#6 posted 663 days ago
Your project looks great. The wood looks like mesquite to me.
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michelletwo
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#7 posted 663 days ago
I would never have guessed the pieces so small…I like how you arranged & the “timber” shelf!
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sedcokid
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#8 posted 663 days ago
I don’t know either what it is but ….... I like it!
Thanks for sharing
-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,
amagineer
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#9 posted 662 days ago
You call it family portrait, you have a very nice looking family. Looks like it could be in a art gallery!
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Roper
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#10 posted 662 days ago
Thanks for all the great feedback guys and gals.I hope that this piece is in a gallery very son.
-- Roper - Master of sawdust-www.coloradocustomworks.com
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