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TomTinkerSum
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#1 posted 332 days ago
Beautiful job. Is that turquoise or malachite? Can I ask where you are getting crushed rock of such nice color? Are you buying small pieces and crushing them yourself? Once again, great piece!!
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SuburbanDon
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#2 posted 332 days ago
Very nice. I never heard of filling in cracks like that.
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murch
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#3 posted 332 days ago
Great looking bowl 8ball. Love the satiny finish.
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Jim Jakosh
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#4 posted 332 days ago
Nice bowl. Did you use CA glue or epoxy with the turquoise for a filler?
................Jim
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JayCop
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#5 posted 332 days ago
Im also curious as to what you used epoxy or ca? Also what brand/viscosity? Did you just sand it on the lathe to even the inlay with the piece or did you use something else?
a1Jim
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#6 posted 332 days ago
Beautiful
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8ball
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#7 posted 330 days ago
hi Tom it is turquoise, and I get it from bear tooth woods, or woodturnerscatalog.com.
Jim I used epoxy.
Jaycop I turned it down with an easy wood tool and then sanded it.
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