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Thread: A Few Turnings

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    Default A Few Turnings

    Here are a few "carved" turnings.

    The black wattle bowl is approx 400mm in diameter. carving and sanding seemed to take forever. Finished with Danish Oil.

    The little Gmelina took longer to carve and sand than the Black wattle bowl - smaller too only 250mm (approx) in diameter. Finished with a precat. lacquer.

    The Spaulted jacaranda is approx 380mm in diamater. Finished with Danish Oil - was very "oil hungry".

    The last one isn't carved - (spaulted jacaranda) just turned, finished with Danish Oil too. Approx 380mm in diameter.

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    Mmmmmm... nice!

    Especially the first one, in Black Wattle.
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    Default Carved Turnings

    Hi Little Festo,

    Those are some impressive bowls !! Love the first one esspecially !

    I think the photography deserves a mention too. They are really professional looking pictures... bet you've done that before !

    Good job, keep up the good work

    Richard
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    Very nice Peter - as always Interesting to see something fancy like the spalted Jacaranda being carved as well - usually allowed to shout for itself like your last piece.
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    Top stuff.
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    Brilliant Turnings!!

    Cheers
    Wendy

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    inspiring stuff

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    Outstanding as always.
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    Heirloom pieces!
    (Don't see how you turned those on that treadle lathe).
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    Yikes! The more one visits here the more one realises how much one has to learn, doesn't one? My my my!

    Seriously, a few WIP pics of the carving process of these works would be invaluable, Little Festo. Truly inspirational stuff!

    Wayne
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    Regards - Wayne

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    Breathtakingly beautiful work!

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    Beautifull work.

    Quote Originally Posted by Hardenfast View Post
    Yikes! The more one visits here the more one realises how much one has to learn, doesn't one? My my my!

    Seriously, a few WIP pics of the carving process of these works would be invaluable, Little Festo. Truly inspirational stuff!

    Wayne
    I agree, I also have heaps to learn and it would be great to see some step by step pics of this type of work.

    Benji.

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    Noice ! Agree with above, the first bowl is a blinder


    Cheers................Sean


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    G'Day Little Festo

    They are all stunning, but love the lip treatment on the spalted jacaranda,
    thanks for sharing

    Cheers
    Bernie

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    Little Festo - fabulous turnings, just love flutes, slots, swirls and grooves. Please tell us about the sanding, how much time did you spend on the first three?

    Fredo
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