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Babytoolman
20th April 2006, 08:37 PM
Hi all,
My father in-law (Jose Jalife) wanted me to post his work on here.
I must say i really want to be retired so i can do work such as this.
He is an excellent craftsman and his work is just brilliant. He is wanting feedback from you all. also if you have any ideas on where i can advertise these for sale that would be great too.

Regards

Roger

Mulgabill
20th April 2006, 09:14 PM
He wants feed-back???

I say BLOODY HELL!!!! :eek: First class workmanship Jose!

Toasty
20th April 2006, 09:44 PM
Fantastic, just fantastic.

Ian007
20th April 2006, 10:01 PM
Truly something to be proud of.

very nice work that.

Cheers Ian:)

Gil Jones
21st April 2006, 04:44 AM
Jose, your work has excellent alignment, composition, and very nice form too. If I had to choose, I like the center piece best, but that is just personal choice. Thanks for sharing with us.

hughie
21st April 2006, 09:43 AM
He is wanting feedback from you all. also if you have any ideas on where i can advertise these for sale that would be great too.

Potential sale areas:

try Oztion which is a Aussie version of E-bay its just starting out so its number are not as great as E-bay.

E-Bay [ AUST + US etc] there have been a number of wood products on sale. You would have to monitor and get a fel for the price range. It may well be better to look at the US site as a greater market.

Trade-Me Which is a NZ version of E-Bay this one very successful in NZ even with its 5% commission fee.

With these sites always ship world wide

Last resort Gift shops and local wood furniture shops
hughie

ss_11000
21st April 2006, 05:02 PM
awesome stuff.........

why doesn't he join ( or doesn't he have access to a computer )

fred.n
21st April 2006, 06:25 PM
mag-bloody-nificent

exchalkie
21st April 2006, 07:39 PM
What fantastic work!
I only have one question - is he prepared to tell us how it is done?
Good luck with selling his artistry.
Cheers
David

Toasty
21st April 2006, 07:54 PM
is he prepared to tell us how it is done?
There's actually a number of websites out there that show how to do segmented turning. Do a search in google and your eyes will about pop out of your head at what some people have done!

Separately, The Art of Segmented Woodturning : A Step-by-Step Guide and Woodturning with Ray Allen : A Master's Designs & Techniques for Segmented Bowls & Vessels are both beautiful and inspirational books if you are interested in looking further into segmented turning.

ptc
21st April 2006, 08:59 PM
Roger.
great work
local librarys some times set up displays of local crafts men
he might be able to show them at yours.
hate to think what he could turnout in bandsawn boxes !!!!
will try to give you a greenie for him.

Babytoolman
23rd April 2006, 07:03 PM
Hi All,
My father in-law said thank you for your comments.
He is very proud of his work. He doesnt have access to a pc.

My website is nearly finished and i have put a page on there for him to display all his wares.

regards

Roger