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    Default platter with coloured rim

    Hi guys,
    Got a bit of shed time this afternoon (finally )
    A while ago i watched a jimmy clewes , u-tube video
    So today i gave it try , not sure jimmy would be impressed
    but anyway i thought i would put it out there anyway
    made from jacaranda , about 300mm x 75mm, coloured
    with spirit stain, black and red , finished with eee and
    glow , any comments and advice welcome
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    Cheers smiife

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    Looks good there smife. Came up well, be a bit cool your way for too much shed time of late. Been cool enough here as well but nothing like you guys have copped.
    Dave,
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    cool
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    Quote Originally Posted by bluegum View Post
    Looks good there smife. Came up well, be a bit cool your way for too much shed time of late. Been cool enough here as well but nothing like you guys have copped.
    Hi bluegum,
    Yeah ..It, s been a bit chilly,, I think we had a high of 4º last weekend
    turn out nice today .... (sorry for the pun)


    Quote Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker View Post
    cool
    Thanks SM..
    Cheers smiife

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    Love the low profile look. Especially in pic 5

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveTTC View Post
    Love the low profile look. Especially in pic 5

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    Hi dave ,
    Thanks for your comments, much appreciated
    Cheers smiife

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    Agree with Dave ... Low profile and thin .. Looks very elegant. Stain a nice contrast too ! Excellent !
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    That is very nice work. Something to be proud of. How did you get the lathe upside down? I thought I was the master of upside down photos!
    Turning round since 1992

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    Very well turned and finished. I like this type of shape nice flowing lines. Keep on playing it is great fun

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    Quote Originally Posted by chuck1 View Post
    That is very nice work. Something to be proud of. How did you get the lathe upside down? I thought I was the master of upside down photos!
    I reckon he bolted it to the ceiling or used an American camera (made for noethern hemisphere )

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glenn.Visca View Post
    Agree with Dave ... Low profile and thin .. Looks very elegant. Stain a nice contrast too ! Excellent !
    Hi glen,
    Yeah, it, s the first time I have used spirit stain on a platter
    I put the black on first , and then the red and sanded back
    to 800 grit

    Quote Originally Posted by chuck1 View Post
    That is very nice work. Something to be proud of. How did you get the lathe upside down? I thought I was the master of upside down photos!
    Hi charlie,
    I am happy with the way It turned out, first time I have tried
    this method of turning and colouring, I turned the I-pad
    upside down , cos the flap thing kept getting in the way
    so thats how to do upside down photos,,,,,,, whats your
    excuse.......

    Quote Originally Posted by Dalboy View Post
    Very well turned and finished. I like this type of shape nice flowing lines. Keep on playing it is great fun
    Thanks dalboy, appreciate your comments
    Cheers smiife

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveTTC View Post
    I reckon he bolted it to the ceiling or used an American camera (made for noethern hemisphere )

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    Hi dave,
    Yeah,,, a photographer I ain, t
    Cheers smiife

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    Very nice. I am sure Jimmy would be impressed.
    Cheers Frank.

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    Quote Originally Posted by elderly View Post
    Very nice. I am sure Jimmy would be impressed.
    Cheers Frank.
    Hi frank,
    Thanks for your comments, I am not sure he would be impressed
    but I'm pretty happy with outcome for a first attempt, I know
    next time what not to do
    Cheers smiife

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