Ash Platter with a Scorched Rim

[bodrighywood]

I get the same message. I can access your blog but can't see any sign of the post you mention.

Pete

[GBF]

It is on a topic on my Blog called. 

How to create a wide rimmed textured and coloured bowl.

I don't know how to sort it and I am off to do a demo in our club tonight then away for two days on a course.

Regards George

[bodrighywood]

Here ya go

Pete

[GBF]

Thanks Pete.
I hope he finds that helpful.

Regards George

[Schurchy]

Hi guys

I've had a quick look, very impressive!!! I'll look again properly tomorrow however its swmbo's birthday today so better not push my luck.

Steve.

[hughie]

I think the scorched rim is a great idea set it off well and makes up for the timber as it does not have a well pronounced figure.

[Steve Jones]

George I can not see your link either

[GBF]

Here ya go

Pete

Try that Steve Pete sorted it

Regards George

[Steve Jones]

BINGO! Well done Pete, and a good read to.

[GBF]

If more people were to follow my Blog I would do a lot more of this sort of thing if people found it interesting.

Regards George

[Schurchy]

If more people were to follow my Blog I would do a lot more of this sort of thing if people found it interesting.

Regards George

Hi George

At last I found some time to go through your website and Blog. I fantastic place for inspiration and thank you for sharing some of your techniques, I'll certainly take them on board and use some of them in my future turnings.

Steve

[GBF]

Thank you Steve I am pleased you found it useful.

Regards George

[Schurchy]

Thank you Steve I am pleased you found it useful.

Regards George

Looking at your blog, you've obviously had a good number of new/improving turners through your workshop which is probably testament to your nature and teaching style. Do you ever wonder how many have continued on their own? I hope the majority !
I myself was taught by Dave Bates down just outside of Dover and I'm still in contact with him, asking his advice or just visiting his shop once or twice a year.

Steve

[GBF]

Hi Steve.

A very difficult question to answer as a lot of my Students are from all over the country and ounce they leave here I lose track of them.
Also a lot only come for an experience day with no intention of becoming woodturners.
Some come back for further tuition and a lot of the users of this Forum have been to me for tuition.

Regards George