Hope y'all can see these...and be kind, I've only been at this for a short while
A few of my turnings...
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Give it another crack Mickey, I want to see what you have been up to.
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Hopefully I have a link this time:
https://picasaweb.google.com/109172594039002538592/Turnings?authkey=Gv1sRgCNOIsK-1oeia9gE
https://picasaweb.google.com/109172594039002538592/Turnings?authkey=Gv1sRgCNOIsK-1oeia9gE
Let me try, I am also replying to your PM...Here are the pens from that link, nice work.
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Okay...here goes again:huh:Daren said:
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Okay, that was painful, but I think I got it. Thanks Daren!
First up, My very first vessel, Doug fir, 3" tall, by 2" wide[attachment=55]
A live oak bowl, also tiny, but it's a little lathe, okay[attachment=56]
My favorite, A chunk of 'Dunno wood' scavenged from a south American pallet[attachment=57]. I'ts a little bigger, about 5" wide and 1 1/2" tall. Pardon the bird flyin' upside down, the lacquer fumes seem to have affected him.
First up, My very first vessel, Doug fir, 3" tall, by 2" wide[attachment=55]
A live oak bowl, also tiny, but it's a little lathe, okay[attachment=56]
My favorite, A chunk of 'Dunno wood' scavenged from a south American pallet[attachment=57]. I'ts a little bigger, about 5" wide and 1 1/2" tall. Pardon the bird flyin' upside down, the lacquer fumes seem to have affected him.
some mighty fine turnings there!
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Very nice work indeed. I love it.
