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Spalted Sugar Maple Vessel
Urn Walnut: turning, painting, lacquer. Size: height 58 cm, diameter 18 cm
Threaded Acorn
Lionel Mercier

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Spalted beech, very cracked...needs to be consolidated with butterflies (partridge wood)
Comments welcome.
Lionel.
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What a great idea and turning. Oil finish? My wood books doesn't have Partridge wood- what is it?

Gary
 
NormCloutier
Fantastic idea and brilliant execution. One thing, I would rename it "tooth decay" as that was the first thing that came to mind when I spotted the image.
 

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