This was a Hazel crotch that had a split and a part chainsaw cut right across it so I just turned it until the cut was gone. 6 1/2" x 1" 3 approx 3/2 thick. (2mm)
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pittswood
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I like the shape, colour and the natural grain running though the bowl. Very nice example of a good find.
Kelvin
Kelvin
alan morrison
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I really like your middle photograph. The shape is one to be just admired.
That's a fine piece of turning, Neil.
Alan
That's a fine piece of turning, Neil.
Alan
AllenN
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Very nice Neil, looks beautifully delicate. Your getting good at this!
It is not the size that matters as this goes to show. It has a great piece of feather in that small piece well turned to show that off Neil. Sometimes I find that the smaller pieces with grain such as this tend to go quickly as they are small enough for a shelf in the home rather than being used as say a fruit bowl etc
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Great looking pen Neil, very nice shape.
Penpal
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Definitely a sphincter task,9/10 and a ripper Neil.
Peter.
Peter.
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