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  1. Walnut Carved Damp

    Walnut Carved Damp

    Approx. 7.75x2.75. Turned green, hand carved while drying. First time using Osmo Gloss Polyx-oil. Interesting finish. I look forward to trying it more. (I am recovering from a carving related repetitive strain shoulder injury. I haven't submitted in awhile and am way behind on my photography too!)
    • Will Armstrong
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    • green turning hand carved walnut
    • Comments: 8
    • Category: Member Galleries
  2. Sycamore hollow form

    Sycamore hollow form

    10" tall and pretty thin walls (1/4 to 3/8" at the bottom) for me. Lots of storms this spring/summer. This sycamore (what this hollow form is on) fell across our road and in the culvert. Most of it is still in the creek. It will take a larger tractor than mine to get out. I did grab a branch...
    • Nino G. Cocchiarella
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    • green turning hollow form sycamore
    • Comments: 4
    • Category: Member Galleries
  3. Morphed

    Morphed

    I was offered a stump from an Arbutus tree that was taken down by arborists due to its proximity to the home. A nice change from the mountain trees we got last winter! The tree was cut down in early October and we cut the stump out the next day, I ended up with 2 large burl chunks. This bowl was...
    • Dave Roberts
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    • arbutus burl green turning morphed wet sanding
    • Comments: 0
    • Category: Member Galleries
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