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  1. 24th September 2017, 10:06 PM #1
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    Hello once again everyone I wanted a piece do do some Pyrography on and I had this piece of cherry, but now after turning this piece and seeing the fire in the grain I think I may leave it as it is. just about 15 3/4" D and less than 1" thick finish is Tung oil.

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    Looks really nice!
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    Nice work Bruce.

    Haven't seen Cherry that size & especially some that hasn't split or cracked.

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    Nice work on a nice piece of cherry!!
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    Looks good bruce , well done , glad you didn, t pyro it
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    Beautiful platter Bruce,
    Really nice clean lines I would leave it as is personally,clean crisp lines great proportions thanks for posting.
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    Thanks for every ones kind words I think I'll leave it just as it is and keep this one for my house as well, I think it will look great w/ a bunch of home made cookies on it.

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    I am in agreement that this piece does not need to be burnt.

    Well done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    I am in agreement that this piece does not need to be burnt.

    Well done.
    Thank you not burning this one I've made another platter this time in Teak.
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