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The first few pics are of a mesquite goblet I turn a little while back. Pulled this piece out of the firewood pile. It is about 6” tall and 2 3/4” in diameter. Finished with mineral oil. It holds about 3oz.
The second set of pics is of an olive shot glass. This was just a scrap piece I had lying around. It is 3’ tall and 1 7/8” in diaeter. Finished with mineral oil and holds 1oz. So really this is only a pony shot not a full shot.
-- Nick, AZ. Wood is a canvas for God's art work, it is our job as woodworkers to figur out the best way to display it.
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Reaper621
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#1 posted 481 days ago
I like your turnings better than mine. Very beautiful – you’re right, mesquite turns quite well. And olive is just a beautiful wood, end of story. Very good job.
-- Laywer by day, Carpenter by later in the day.
MasterSergeant
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#2 posted 481 days ago
Great looking turns, congratulations!
-- Kelly, woodworker under construction
EyeOfTheJen
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#3 posted 481 days ago
I like them both but I really love the second one. great shape and grain.
-- Jen ~ Happiness is being covered in sawdust.
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#4 posted 481 days ago
Very nice turnings! Love the grain as well
-- Remember, measure twice, cut once
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#5 posted 481 days ago
great looking goblet,nice work.
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
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