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Wide Mouth Four Footed Erlenmeyer Hackberry Flask
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Al Chavez

Wide Mouth Four Footed Erlenmeyer Hackberry Flask

This green Hackberry turning has four carved feet and a wide natural edge. There are four piths in this piece.
This Erlenmyer flask is 4" at its tallest and 7 1/4" at its widest. The wall is relatively thin at 3/16".
Polished with the Beall buffing system and Howard's Feed and Wax.
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Here are some more pictures of the Wide Mouth Four Footed Erlenmeyer Hackberry Flask.
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and here you can see how this thin walled vessel 3/16" quickly warped after turning. I also immersed it in silicon beads for a few hours in the Texas heat.
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Thanks for looking.
Al~
 

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