natural edge off centre goblet.

[wider]

had a go at doing a natural edge off centre goblet. this is the thinnest stem I have done to date.

[Les Symonds]

I'm struggling with the proportions of this piece....as a practice piece to get techniques honed, then it's fine, but the base looks too heavy whilst the goblet-bowl looks heavy, yet far too small. It reminds me more of a shallow Martini bowl than a goblet. Multi-axis work really isn't my thing, which is just a personal take on it, but the work on the stem looks to be well done. Sorry that I couldn't be more positive.
Les

[rick_dobney]

I agree with Les, the bowl and base are too heavy. The trick with offset stems is not necessarily the thickness of the stems, more to make sure you have a reasonable amount of wood in the intersection between one offset and the next to reduce the risk of a split along the grain, it looks like you've just got away with this. If you go for a light weight bowl on the goblet, this also helps to reduce whip and stress on the stem when you turn offset. A good exercise and I'm sure you've learnt a bit in the process so that's no bad thing.
Cheers
Rick

[GBF]

Doesn't do anything for me

Regards George