That's pretty cool john.
Sympathies! Was in that exact position about a month ago with my lathe.
OK, I will have an entry! This was my second practice piece this morning after the first blew up. Not planning on it being my entry, but it may be depending on what happens this afternoon....
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The design is really nice and the cup is spot on!Thanks Tony, right now, the stem is just a piece of featureless elm that I've been using for practice. Hope to get a better stem turned in cherry or Apple this afternoon.
You give me way more credit than is due! The cup was made from a redbud branch a couple of weeks ago .Looking good Tim! Do you hollow the cup at the beginning, or the end?
Very nice! Reminds me of some of Barbara Dills work. Good jobOK, I will have an entry! This was my second practice piece this morning after the first blew up. Not planning on it being my entry, but it may be depending on what happens this afternoon....
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Very nice! Reminds me of some of Barbara Dills work. Good job
I knew the stem sweeps were hers, Got to know her thru the Virginian Woodturning Symposium and I got her to demo for our club. She brings loads of sample three axis turnings. Very nice personDefinitely copied from Barbara's work. One of her articles I read used this type of goblet as an example.
I knew the stem sweeps were hers, Got to know her thru the Virginian Woodturning Symposium and I got her to demo for our club. She brings loads of sample three axis turnings. Very nice person