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Honey Locust Burl NE HF
Yellow Finial
Orange Finial
Fluteus Maximus 5258
Honey Locust Burl NE HF
Spalted Maple with beaded rim.
Spalted Maple Burl
Large Cherry Bowl
George Guadiane

Honey Locust Burl NE HF

This burl came from the edge of a wound (probably lightning strike). The tree fell down last winter, I have been waiting for this little piece to talk to me...
This is what it said:
Height 4 7/8 inches
Diameter: 4 7/8 inches
Finish: 600 oil sanded burnished bee's wax finish
Questions Comments and Critiques Welcome.
(and I can handle the truth)
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Robbie Graham
George, Great piece of wood and I like what you have done with vessel but I think the foot would have worked better if is was a lot shorter, about 1/4 of the height.
It looks as though you have got a very clean finish on the inside. What tool did you use? Robbie
 
George Guadiane
Hi Robbie,
I really like the Rolly Munro mini hollower. I use it for almost all of my hollowing. I also have the original size, works just the same needs a larger opening.
I called this a Hollow Form, should have been a snifter form... That's why it has the foot. The wood just looked like a brandy snifter to me.
 

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