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rtb
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145 posts in 198 days
posted 103 days ago
Stunning !
-- RTB. "dumb animals are not stupid they simply can't talk "
lew
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1258 posts in 240 days
posted 103 days ago
Beautiful Work!
Can’t imagine how you can create such tight joints.
Lew
Woodhacker
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508 posts in 208 days
posted 103 days ago
Very nice Barlow. I love the combination of woods. Great job!
-- Martin, Kansas
Betsy
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posted 103 days ago
I really appreciate all of you who can do these segmented projects. They look so cool and interesting. I don’t have the patience.
Great looking vase.
-- Betsy - GO BUCKS!
Grumpy
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5628 posts in 335 days
posted 102 days ago
Great job Barlow. What glue did you use?.
-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python
Lee A. Jesberger
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2758 posts in 464 days
posted 102 days ago
Hi Barlow;
You did a great job here, for sure.
Very nice.
Lee
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jockmike2
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4136 posts in 731 days
posted 102 days ago
Nice looking vases, are they made on a lathe?
-- Mike. Profisher50@yahoo.com
Douglas Bordner
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2554 posts in 548 days
posted 102 days ago
Beautiful, beautiful. How was the sycamore to turn and sand? I have a bit of it squirreled away, and I recall it really wants to fuzz badly, even with a cabinet scraper.
-- "Bordnerizing" perfectly good lumber for over a decade.
TedM
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1369 posts in 217 days
posted 102 days ago
Very nice, and a pair of them too! Sweet!
-- I'm a wood magician... I can turn fine lumber into firewood before your very eyes! - http://www.woodworkersguide.com
barlow
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80 posts in 224 days
posted 101 days ago
yes they are turned, i use glue that we buy in bulk (55 gallons) at my mill that we use to produce drawersides, cutting boards, panels and so on. Usually fuzzing means the wood is not dry or cutting edges arent sharp enough, i sharpen my own chisels and keep them very sharp, sands very easy.
-- barlow
Vinman
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30 posts in 191 days
posted 101 days ago
Beautiful work Barlow. I’m impressed!
Vinman
Dusty56
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posted 51 days ago
that Sycamore has some awesome grain in it …..nice turning job : )
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