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BekasTurn

The Five Sisters

This is my own version of something I saw in a woodturning book.
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john lucas
I've seen those also and I think you did a very good job. Someone is going to enjoy getting those.
 
KurtB
Beka, these are very nice. Can you explain what is on the shoulder of each - a ring of holes, or beads? How did you do that?
 
BekasTurn
I used the drill jig for earring stands to create the holes around the collar. Thanks for the compliments everyone!
 

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