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  1. 10th August 2006, 03:38 AM #1
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    Default Segmented table

    After the segmentation exercise, here a realization that you can see at the customer’s premices.<O</O
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  3. 10th August 2006, 05:07 AM #2
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    Awesome table. Some fine work!
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  4. 10th August 2006, 06:27 AM #3
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    Fine looking, segmented table, Claude.

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  5. 10th August 2006, 09:43 AM #4
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    Thumbs up a fine piece

    Claude,

    What a fine piece. It is good to see segmentation used for something other than Bowls. The base timber looks like walnut?yes ? And I like the use of fine line segments, coupled with the balance of line, dark and light timbers

    All in all a fine segmented table, your cutomer should be very happy with it.
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    that looks great, good job
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  7. 10th August 2006, 10:50 AM #6
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    Stunning work.

    It is a shame that the photo link results in pop ups to some casino. Maybe shrink the photo to below 100k size and use the inhouse links.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Terry B
    Stunning work.

    It is a shame that the photo link results in pop ups to some casino. Maybe shrink the photo to below 100k size and use the inhouse links.
    You should install a popup blocker.

    Fantastic looking table
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    Quote Originally Posted by djstimber
    You should install a popup blocker.

    Fantastic looking table
    I agree and have one at home. Sadly not easy to do on this work computer.
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    Absolutely awe inspiring for this very novice turner. I can see how the laminations are structured, I think, but to get the symmetry that you have must take a lot of skill and patience.

    Beautiful Claude.
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    . . . . . . speechless

    that's a real masterpiece!

    Claude, how long did it take you to craft it?
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    absolutley brilliant evrything, timber choice, finish, overall look, the lot is brilliant. very good work, something to aspire to.
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    G'day mate!

    Beautiful work! A stunning display of the craft - well done indeed!
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    [quote=hughie] The base timber looks like walnut?yes ? [quote]<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o>
    Yes Hughie, it is in fact walnut. You win!<o></o>
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    Quote Originally Posted by Terry B
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    Quote Originally Posted by Terry B
    It is a shame that the photo link results in pop ups to some casino. Maybe shrink the photo to below 100k size and use the in house links.

    I am sorry about that. I’ll have to do as you suggest.<o></o>
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    Absolutely awe inspiring for this very novice turner. I can see how the laminations are structured, I think, but to get the symmetry that you have must take a lot of skill and patience.
    You do not need a lot of skills but you have to have a lot of time. The only important thing is not to mix up all the pieces prior to assembly (and some turning too).
    as you want all the pieces to be symmetrical you usually cut them all in one go therefore you need space too to put them to the various bunches they will belong to. More organization and patience than skill.<o></o>
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