Maui Milo NE

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  Brian Horais

• Dec 30, 2019

Beautiful work Emiliano! That must have been a real challenge to achieve a thin wall and still retain the natural edge

 

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  Dave Hulett

• Dec 30, 2019

nice peace Emiliano. love that wood. wish we could get it around here.

 

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  Emiliano Achaval

• Dec 30, 2019

@brian horais Thank you ! I got a nice load of Milo a few months ago, the bark sems to be staying better than other ones I have had. Of course, I help nature with some CA, but sometimes, not even the CA helps. Aloha

 

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  Emiliano Achaval

• Dec 30, 2019

@Dave Hulett When you come on your Maui Vacation you can cut some blanks for yourself. Aloha

 

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  Chris Short

• Jan 3, 2020

That's a very beautiful bowl, Emiliano. Can I ask (learner question) - did you twice turn that/ once turn green/ was it already seasoned when you started?

 

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  Emiliano Achaval

• Jan 4, 2020

@Chris Short Hello Chris. All of my Natural Edges I turn them once. Even if the wood was cut the day before. If they warp nobody will notice. Do not hesitate to ask anything else! Aloha

 

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  Chris Short

• Jan 5, 2020

@Emiliano Achaval Thanks Emiliano - that's what I was hoping to hear, recently I've been once turning and enjoying the movement, but clearly it's a question of not letting things split when that's not what's intended. I've also been browsing your gallery, wonderful work and an inspiration.

 

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  Martin Groneng

• Jan 6, 2020

Speaking from a "purest" point of view, it is such a pleasure, Emiliano, to see your "masterful" turnings continue to allow the figure and natural colour show the piece without any "gobblie gook" colouring (inlace/epoxy/resin) being added! Just superb!

 

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  Emiliano Achaval

• Jan 6, 2020

@Martin Groneng Thank you Martin, I'm a plain vanilla kind of guy! LOl. Aloha