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Desk/mantle clock
Ambrosia maple #2
Ambrosia Maple
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Desk/mantle clock
Twisted Reeds
Canyon at Sunset
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Desk/mantle clock

Standing 9" tall and made from yew, this is my adaptation of an antique clock see recently. Made up from 10 separately turned parts, the turning was easy but accuracy in measurements was essential.
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Charles M Gillingham
Very nice Ian! Which species of Yew is it made from? I've turned quite a few pieces from Pacific Yew. It's amazing the percision you can produce when you put your mind to it.

cg
 
KurtB
Once in awhile, the spindle turners win!

Turning of the Week, 02/25/2013
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