Chestnut burr I have been working on. Stained with spirit stains and a gloss finish the edge is gilded with a chemically treated brass leaf giving the edge a brass copper look some little parts show the natural edge through the guiding adding to the piece.
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That is a beautiful bowl Derek. It’s 10 from me.
Penpal
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Magma and Volcanoes erupt as well for me .
Peter.
Peter.
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Beautiful How you managed to keep it in one piece is amazing 
How you managed to keep it in one piece is amazing Thank you everyone.
Practice and knowing how far you dare push it. Sometimes you get started and just know it is not worth going any further
Beautiful
Practice and knowing how far you dare push it. Sometimes you get started and just know it is not worth going any further
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That is a beauty Derek.
I can imagine if I tried that with bit flying of every direction.
I can imagine if I tried that with bit flying of every direction.
Love it Derek.
Skil, expertise and artful eye i that by the bucket spades..
Certainly nice bit of turning, just makes the morning porridge a bit more of a challenge.
Skil, expertise and artful eye i that by the bucket spades..
Certainly nice bit of turning, just makes the morning porridge a bit more of a challenge.