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donwatson
Fellow
Excellent piece of work and I love the colouring. Very well done.
Don W
Don W
alpha1
Fellow
That's very nice I like it.
Penpal
Grand Master
Transformation complete and effective Derek,who would have thought.
Peter.
Peter.
I love the flame effect Derek. A lovely piece.
That looks good derek mate. Have you got a photo of it before you applied the dye?
Thank you guys.
I don't but have this from another piece of the same wood which shows what it would look like with just a oil finish on it. This was a larger piece about 10" diameter
I don't but have this from another piece of the same wood which shows what it would look like with just a oil finish on it. This was a larger piece about 10" diameter
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wm460
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That is a beauty Derek
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.AllenN
Fellow
That is quite a transformation, it makes a really stunning piece.
Cumbrian Craig
Fellow
Another great piece Derek, a real eye catcher. I hope one day to tackle a natural edge bowl!!!
Regards
Craig
Regards
Craig
Cumbrian Craig
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wm460
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Congratulations Derek, Well Done.:bravo::bravo:
Thank you guys.
[MENTION=1780]Cumbrian Craig[/MENTION] just get a piece and have a go. Just remember keep your hands/fingers behind the toolrest and always turn the chuck by hand before starting to make sure that nothing is catching. Stop frequently not only for checking the shape but to check there is nothing that can break off and do any harm.
[MENTION=1780]Cumbrian Craig[/MENTION] just get a piece and have a go. Just remember keep your hands/fingers behind the toolrest and always turn the chuck by hand before starting to make sure that nothing is catching. Stop frequently not only for checking the shape but to check there is nothing that can break off and do any harm.