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John Jordan

Candleholder

For the AAW Spindle Exhibition. Green turned cherry (hollow) dyed, turned candle. 12"x 4"
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Charlie Knighton
very ncie, thanks
 
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John,

When you say 'turned candle' do you mean that you took a candle, chucked it up and turned the beads on it? My wife has a candle that has sentimental value that has been damaged. I suggested I could turn off the damaged area and fixed it up good as new. She thinks I am nuts (probably not the only reason). I figured a light pass with a torch to bring up a shine on the wax instead of sanding. Am I on the right track?
Frank
 
KurtB
This is a very different candleholder, and it works great! Turning the candle to match is a very neat idea.

POD 02-20-09
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SONY DSLR-A100
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ƒ/22
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26.0 mm
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100
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Tue, 17 February 2009 1:55 PM
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