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  1. #1
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    Default 1st Anniversary Urn

    Hi all, seeing that it’s my first anniversary on this forum and that I’ve survived a year of wood turning without any major catastrophe, I thought I would try and make something that shows the direction I want my wood turning to take hopefully. It might be a Mallee burl, not sure, a mate saved it from a campfire , and it measures 9” x 6”.
    Thanks to all who have made constructive comments and encouragements throughout the year, the knowledge obtainable on this forum is incredible. Cheers Harry
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    Very impressive there Harry. Grain is incredible mate and the finish looks great
    Dave,
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    I like it

    All that ash/burnt bits must have been cruel on your tools . Why would anyone want to burn a burl
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    Wow one year u have come a long away
    That looks fantastic

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    Quote Originally Posted by dai sensei View Post
    I like it

    All that ash/burnt bits must have been cruel on your tools . Why would anyone want to burn a burl
    Thanks. More cruel on the lungs. Most people have no idea what's inside a piece of wood, have they?

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    It looks like a 1000 year old pot dug out of some archaeological site. A look I really like.

    Impressive work, well done.
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    hi harry,
    congratulations on your first year of turning!!!!!!!!!
    and on producing something fantastic from a crappy
    old burnt piece of wood,that's what i like about burls
    you never know what lies within
    cheers smiife

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    Nice work
    You've set the bar high for the 2nd anniversay piece!

    something poetic about a chap called torchwood turning a bit of wood rescued from a fire
    regards
    Nick
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