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Michelle Rich

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carved art piece from Poplar about 9 1/2 inches
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Beautiful design, Michelle, and great execution. I like your choice of Poplar with a quiet grain that doesn't compete with the design.
Dale
 
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Michelle,

Although I am retired, I'm new to turning. I found you piece wonderful and was wondering what you used to cut the many grooves through your piece?
 
Michelle Rich
Hi Peter. Thanks for your comment on my work. I can think of many ways to do work like this..dremel, rotary carving units, scrollsaw..hand carving..in other words, what you have can be used. I hope you enjoy your new hobby and that you make some turnings & share with us.
 

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