candle holder

[kruger]

in spalted wood.
finish with danish oil.

all comments are welcome

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[hughie]

in spalted wood. finish with danish oil.

Kruger,

Well done, worthy of a greenie. It seems the French excel at the off centre turning.

[artme]

:o:oWonderful Kruger, absolutely wondeful!:2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

[Rum Pig]

Well done kruger that is very nice :2tsup::2tsup:

[tea lady]

:oo: Trickie. :hmm: How did you do the hole for the candle in the lower holder?:?

Looks great. :2tsup:

Ah ha!!! The cup is joined on the top isn't it?

[RufflyRustic]

Different, unusual, stunning grain display! Love it!! :2tsup::2tsup:

[Texian]

Amazing piece Kruger. I like it a lot.

[Ed Reiss]

Nice sculptural piece Kruger:2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:

[kruger]

:oo: Trickie. :hmm: How did you do the hole for the candle in the lower holder?:?

Looks great. :2tsup:

Ah ha!!! The cup is joined on the top isn't it?

Sorry:no:
it's only a piece of wood without join.

i make all the hole with a 40mm forstner bit .

[Ad de Crom]

Kruger, never saw before such a candle holder, but you did an excellent job with this one.
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[joe greiner]

Absolutely stunning!:2tsup:

Your procedure is almost understandable in principle, even the second coring offset under the top. But I reckon the sequences aren't so simple. Did you keep notes of the operations? Or WIP pics? Or a cartoon of the cuts?

Thanks for posting such an interesting piece.

Joe

[kruger]

Absolutely stunning!:2tsup:

Your procedure is almost understandable in principle, even the second coring offset under the top. But I reckon the sequences aren't so simple. Did you keep notes of the operations? Or WIP pics? Or a cartoon of the cuts?

Thanks for posting such an interesting piece.

Joe

simpler still.:p

I invite you at the home and we make it together.:D

[Ed Reiss]

simpler still.:p

I invite you at the home and we make it together.:D

Dust off that passport Joe:U

[OGYT]

That is a wonderful double candle holder. It took some deeper thinking and sketching, I think.
Thanks for posting the pictures. You must have a lot of time on your hands, to do such turning.
Well sculpted! :thumbsup: