AWGB Woodturning Forum
General Category => Gallery => Topic started by: woody on October 05, 2012, 04:41:28 PM
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I was ask to make this Oblong Spalted Beech bowl 10" x 6 1/2" x 2" with a polish finish there were quite a few very soft bits to sort out and the dark brown stripe was almost all eaten away so quite a bit of ca was used to stabilize it but it was a good challenge and really enjoyable all comments welcome enjoy all comments welcome
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There is some colour in that spalting. Did the customer supply the timber or was it something you had hidden in a corner that fitted the requirement.
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It was an odd shaped bit I had under my bench waiting for the right job to come along and walla it did
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thats a beauty,
would look great on my mantlepiece :)
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thats a beauty,
would look great on my mantlepiece :)
Sorry sold good ay
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Please excuse my ignorance, but I'm quite new to this turning lark.
What did you use to stabalise it? Ca? What's that?
Lovely piece, by the way.
Dan
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That really is a lovely piece of Beech, very striking.
Like it a lot.
Cheers.
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Vyvsdad, CA = Cyanoacrylate better known to us as Super Glue, or Crazy Glue in America.
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Superglue! Of course!
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Hi Woody,Super piece of turning and that spalting was something else I think that is some of the nicest spalting I have ever seen it was just waiting to be turned into this Bowl,Well done :) :) Regards John
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Thank you all for your very kind comments I just love turning and sharing
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sure is a stunning piece, must have been at the point of no-return as the spalting has gone, turn to order ... Ah lovely.
Well done. David