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Vase - 417
Segmented Cherry Burl & Spalted Maple Bowl
Elixir
Hollow Form - 516
Vase - 417
Seashell Box
Seashell Box
segmented seed pod #001
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Vase - 417

Wood is English Walnut. Size is 6" dia x 12" tall. Finish is Danish oil then buffed with white diamond followed by carnauba wax.
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Charlie Knighton
very nice, what type of deep hollowing system do you use, do you use a bowl steady with deep hollowing to turn a tall vase like this?
 
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Thank you. For this one I used 3/4" Kelton hollowers. This piece was very easy since the opening is quite large. I have some pieces I will post soon that have small openings and are much more difficult to do. And I do use a steady rest for hollowing. It's a must!
 

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