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I did this project several months ago and forgot to post it. I turned it from a piece of fire wood. It had a lot of checks in it and there was a very bad one up the side of the cup so I decided to carve it away. It’s no good for drinking unless you hold it up to your mouth as you pour…...hmmmm…..... but I like it as something a little different. Thanks for looking.
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jumbojack
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#1 posted 570 days ago
it is like one of those prank dribble cups. It is gorgeous. Nice work.
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ShopTinker
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#2 posted 570 days ago
I like it, very nice. Thanks for sharing.
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#3 posted 570 days ago
That is one of the nices goblets I have seen….........
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#4 posted 570 days ago
CS, it’s absolutely a beautiful piece of work. Congratulations.
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Alongiron
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#5 posted 570 days ago
That is so neat! I wish I had the turning and carving talents that you have. It takes alot of imagination and skill to see that goblet in the piece of firewood. As far as drinking out of it…maybe the next one you turn you could size it so that a clear plastic liner would fit the inside. Keep up the great work
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CSlabon
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#6 posted 570 days ago
Thank you all.
Lidiya Blaznina
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#7 posted 569 days ago
Beautiful !
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MichaelA
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#8 posted 514 days ago
Great save Slabon. You transformed it nicely!
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