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Off Off Axis Vase
The other side of Platter for Sis..
Platter for Sis
NIP 2.0
Off Off Axis Vase
Kaleidoscope Egg
Red Cedar Egg
Tri fecta
George Guadiane

Off Off Axis Vase

Just messing around with the idea of "Change One Thing" after having seen Cindy Drozda do a demo in Albany at the Totally Turning Symposium in 2007
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brian horais
Very nice twist George. I've been hooked on multi-axis turning since I took a class from Barbara Dill a few years back. I've got a website with images of some of my twisted turnings and a Links page with tutorials and references on twisted turning projects. Give it a look!
website: www.horais.com
 
George Guadiane
I looked at one of my earlier posts and, as I thought, I probably turned this one in 2009 or 2008.
As I recall, I did those before her... Not that it matters, but I've had quite a bit of success with the triangle stuff... I just did a demo in Jacksonville, making a box like this one. I was practicing to do the off off axis, but I couldn't get the time down enough to show the various fine points and get a good outcome in the time I'd have been all[oted, so I went for the straight off axis.
Curly Koa Off Axis Triangle Box w/ Koa Finial

Curly Koa Off Axis Triangle Box w/ Koa Finial

The finial was turned from a separate piece. Both the box and the finial are obviously curly...
I did NOT try to do the finial in that demo - again, not enough time to do it right.
 

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