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    Default I have been busy!

    Good Morning Ladies and Gentlemen
    Last few weeks I have turned heaps of bowls and platters and things. The WA wood show yesterday, bought some bits and bobs, an Arbortech Mini grinder to complement my other things, some abrasives and goodies from McJing. I have also finished these items
    All are finished in Danish Oil. The first platter is very large at 45cm. Most are Jarrah Burl, Jarrah and a Blackbutt Burl platter and the sheoak candle holder. The large platter with the crack in the centre is Salmon Gum (40cm). Crikeys it was hard.
    Cheers
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    Nice work on all pieces Willy!!

    The finish id great!!!

    I have often wondered if pieces like those that show cracks will
    eventual split far enough to self destruct.

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    Hello Willy Nelson,
    Very nice series. With the DO did you wet sand in the first coat?
    Drillit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by artme View Post
    Nice work on all pieces Willy!!

    The finish id great!!!

    I have often wondered if pieces like those that show cracks will
    eventual split far enough to self destruct.
    No, I don't believe they will crack any further, unless exposed to extremes of humity, heat etc. I do stabilise the cracks with CA glue if I thinkit may be of concern, especially while I am turning it.
    Willy

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drillit View Post
    Hello Willy Nelson,
    Very nice series. With the DO did you wet sand in the first coat?
    Drillit.
    Why yes I do, with 0000, but not just the first coat, all coats

    Willy

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    Nice work
    Jim
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    hi willy,
    great work ,they are all just fantastic
    well done,
    cheers smiife

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    Lovely pieces there Willy....really love the burls mate

    Mick!!!

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