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  1. 2nd September 2015, 12:53 PM #1
    dennisk
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    More Manitoba Maple, sorry its all I have. 5 3/4" high and 5 1/4" at the rim. Its about 1/8" til the bottom where I left some wood for balance. comments and critiques welcomethxP1020423.JPGP1020424.JPGP1020425.JPGP1020426.JPG
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    Wow that's a very big nut for comparison.

    Very nice figure in this piece.
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    Loverly grain pattern and nice thin walls . Well done
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    Hi dennisk,
    Very nice indeed great work to get 1/8" wall thickness with the void and gum vein in the body of this well done and with such beautiful grain as well. Thank you for posting.
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    That's a nice job, good turning, well finished and interesting piece of timber. Those gum veins would have made me nervous..

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    Nice turning as usual Dennis, I'm really looking forward to your visit now, that's a sweet looking piece.
    Jim (Powderpost) doesn't give out lightly .
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