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Oak Vase or Hollow Form
- Thread starter Vic Perrin
- Start date
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- Jan 31, 2013
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- First Name
- Terry
Nice bit of turning Vic 
chas_41_uk
Registered
Nice hollow formed vase Vic :wink:
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billyb_imp
Registered
Another lovely looking piece Vic, great shape & grain pattern to it
Penpal
Grand Master
Top turn Vic like the base shape.
Peter.
Peter.
Looks a lovely vase Vic
wm460
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- Mark
A great looking vase Vic, well done.
woodhacker
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- Peter also been called many others
smasher Vic looks great
bassethound
Executive Member
Nice one Vic..love it mate 
Woody I've got to say it's the best investment that I have made. I suffer with Vibration White Finger and have tried out no end of hollowing tools including the Sorby/Stewart Arm Brace tool and couldn't get on with any of them. With the Jamieson rig I can sit on my bar stool and operate the tool with just a couple of fingers with very little if no vibration. I have hollowed up to 14" deep . I have made some carbon tipped tools to fit the rig which I find better than the HSS cutters that come with the rig.
The lazer light takes away all the worry of going too thin on the walls. I sometimes use it for bowls if I'm feeling lazy.
I was lucky with this one as I brought it second hand at more than half the price of importing one. There are other makes available which perform exactly like this one, but I chose this purely on the bargain price that I got it for.
Lovely Vic mate
That's a very nice vase Vic.well done.
I am going to go against the grain here Vic the first picture makes it look like you have a fat bottom and does nothing for me but the second picture give it a better looking shape altogether. All the same a nice piece of turning and finish and glad you like your toy.
