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Measures 9-1/2" dia. x 4-3/8" tall. Walls approx. 3/16". Top opening is 2-3/8" dia. and the foor is 1-7/8" dia. Finished with Antique Oil and Beall Buffed.
Elm Burl Hollow Form on a ped. 10" wide, 17" tall.
I am weak on my spindle turning and I don't really care for these to much. They are not glued yet so I can turn some new ones after more practice.
A few before, during and after pics can be seen here...
I cleaned up the shop today and found a couple of Box Elder burl caps laying under one of the benches so off to the lathe I went...
The HF is about 1 1/2 inches tall. I like the form but dont like the lip, its to big and to sharp of an angle into the transition, should of rounded it like I...
Elm Hollow Form about 7" high and 7" wide, hollowed to an 1/8th throughout. Sanded to 1200 grit, finished with a wipe on poly, White Diamond and carnauba wax.
Comments/critques always welcome,
Shane
The vessel is Box Elder burl with some beautiful bright reds and a few bark pockets. Its 5" tall, 4 1/2" wide, 1 1/2" opening on top and 1 3/4" at the base. Sanded to 1200 grit, finished with Waterlox and buffed with carnauba wax.
Comments/critques always welcome.
Shane
I finally got my new lathe last Friday, a jet 1642, and got a chance to break it in by turning another Box Elder Hollow Form.
This one is 7 1/2" tall, 9" wide and about an 1/8" thick throught the whole piece.
There is a large bark pocket almost half way across the bowl so it was...
This piece is box elder which has been hollowed form both the top and bottom and then the bottom was plugged. It is about 12 inches tall. Dyed with aniline dye. I'm tempted to name it "Aardvark".
The wood is London Plane. The size of this piece is 10" dia x 7" tall. It was turned green to completion. The bead at the opening represents the thickness throughout the entire piece. The finish is Danish oil and buffed with white diamond followed by carnauba wax.
The wood was...
The wood is Honey Locust and Cocobolo. The size is 5.25" dia x 5.5" tall. I used Cocobolo for the collar because I like the color contrast with the Honey Locust. The finish is Danish oil then buffed with white diamond followed by carnauba wax.
Turned from a black cherry crotch. 7-1/4" dia. x 4-1/4" tall. Walls about 1/8". I had hoped to keep the bark in the opening but it wasn't meant to be. Finished with wipe on gel poly and Beall buffed.
Cherry HF, 5" dia. x 3-1/4" tall. Airbrushed with Artisan Dye. Rim and inside left naturaql. Rim dimpled with Dremal tool. Finished with several coats of Deft spray lacquer and buffed.
This is some Persimmon that was salvaged from storm damage over a year ago. It was a large, old tree that had been doing battle with worms for a long time. That's why it gave up the ghost during the storm winds.
I turned the only solid piece of it I had right after I got it and gave it to the...
Measures 4-3/4" diameter x 3-1/2" tall. Dyed red with the rim left natural and dimpled with Dremal. Finished with wipe on gel poly and beall buffed.
Both the form and the base are Sweet Gum. The form is 4.25" dia x 5.75" tall and has a round bottom. The base is about 6.5" square. The piece was turned, carved and scorched. It's finished with Danish oil and buffed with carnauba wax. The inside is painted gold.
A hollow form in white oak turned from a piece of the historic Wye Oak. Background information on this famous tree can be found in the description section of an earlier piece that I posted on the AAW Photo Forum at:
http://www.aawforum.org/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=1197&ppuser=391...
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