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    Hi TTIT


    Overall - pretty mindblowing, but it just doesn't grab me I love the S base and the way the clock is held and displayed, but the circular light globes just don't do anything for me. I appreciate that they tie in with the circular clock. Well, I guess it's not one of my favourite pieces of your work. For me, I would have liked to have seen a repeat of the S at the bottom and one of those malleable light strips in the S, but that would have defeated the purpose of the whole structure as a Light as well as forcing my taste and design into your style, which just doesn't go

    I can, however, completely appreciate the ideas, the effort, the design, the time, the care and attention to detail that you gave this piece. If I didn't know you are a Turner, I would be scratching my head as to how it was made.

    As always, I'm wondering how on earth you come up with your ideas, they are simply amazing.

    Cheers
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    Very nice Vern.
    Innovative and original as usual, worthy of first prize. The WIP deserves a prize also, shows just how much thought and effort has gone into this project.
    Wotchagunna blow the prize money on?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TTIT View Post
    Thanks for all the comments guy's - much appreciated! Any critique???
    My only critique would be a lack of WIP of this project for we apprentices, Vern. Most original and unique! I'd like to see how you turned that base section - if indeed that's how it was shaped. Fascinating combination of shapes and profiles, and great finish on this difficult species.

    Wayne

    Edit: Woops! Missed the link to your website and the WIP, Vern. Critique withdrawn.
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    Regards - Wayne

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    Vern a real nice piece worth of more than $400 the wip is an excellent read

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    Congratulations Vern. A win well deserved. If ever we sell here, you will be most welcome in Gympie for a visit and a few lessons.
    Cheers,
    Shirley

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    TT...your design ideas and execution are way beyond the stuff I've ever done. Kudos, mate
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    Fantastic work Vern. I always enjoy your creations.
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    nothing less than a work of art from you TTIT
    happy turning

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    Thanks for the comments everyone
    Quote Originally Posted by Fredo View Post
    ..............Wotchagunna blow the prize money on?

    Fred
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    Quote Originally Posted by RufflyRustic View Post
    Overall - pretty mindblowing, but it just doesn't grab me .................
    For me, I would have liked to have seen a repeat of the S at the bottom and one of those malleable light strips in the S, .............................

    As always, I'm wondering how on earth you come up with your ideas, they are simply amazing.
    Appreciate your honesty Wendy - I guess you can't please everyone all the time eh .
    So what are these malleable light strips like??? I just tried to Gooogle it and the second result was your thread - hows that???
    I do have a process of sorts for coming up with designs but I doubt I could document it - they might institutionalize me
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    I do have a process of sorts for coming up with designs but I doubt I could document it - they might institutionalize me
    A little insanity helps.

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    Whew! Thanks TTIT!

    I have no idea what it is called, or if there is such a thing, but surely there exists a strip of lights that can be curved into your so desired shape?

    I reckon my process would get me institutionalised too

    cheers
    Wendy

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    Beautiful as usual, Vern.

    Strings of lights in flexible transparent tubing might be found at gardening & landscaping shops. I'm not sure how, or if, they can be shortened.

    Cheers,
    Joe
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