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    Default coolibah burr/resin ovoid form

    Hello folks
    here's a new piece i've just completed its two piece's of natural edge coolibah burr with a red pearlescent resin
    2 7/8" wide by 2 7/8" tall






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    WOW!!!!!!!! What a stunning piece of.....its got to be art. I envy people like yourself who see a "lump of wood" and can turn it into something special.
    To expose the natural grain structure has made the job just stunning. Top marks
    Just do it!

    Kind regards Rod

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    BEWDIFUL!!! Mate, your hollow forms always impress!!

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    Magnificent combination and the finish is superb. How did you get the finish to blend?

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    This is very nice work and very elegant. Something to be proud of. I like it and I admire your skills.

    Joevan.

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    Hi Cornucopia,
    like the others have said WOW,
    really nice job is it hollowed out ? and if so which
    tools do you use on a hollow form that small?
    finish is great too ? what did you use to finish with
    hope you do not mind all the questions
    again well done,
    cheers smiife

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    thank you for all of your kind comments

    Kcam- the wood and resin are cast together as a solid block and then turned as normal.

    smiife:yes its hollow- i used some home made ellsworth style tools. The finish is 3 stages of buffing wheel and compounds followed by a few coats of MC wax.
    Last edited by cornucopia; 16th May 2012 at 07:59 PM. Reason: typo

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    Well I'm struggling for words...

    The finish on that is amazing, beyond amazing - fantastic.
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    Love your work
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    It's too nice for words
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    Not much else for left to say, it has all been said!
    I normally hate a high gloss finish, but your finish is stunning. Love the heart wood
    Willy
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    So, how did you get the Coolibah way over there, George? I'm imagining that the resin is no harder to turn than the timber?
    Don't Just Do It.... Do It HardenFast!!

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    Oh yes!!!!! very nice. Great finish
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    Thank you for all of your kind comments

    Hardenfast: lol someone must have snook out with some when it was dark!! all i can say is it must have been a big bird as this stuff aint light
    the resin isnt harder to turn but not the same as timber- I use allot of neg rake techniques.

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