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  1. 5th October 2016, 08:09 PM #1
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    A small kinetic hollow vessel out of Lancewood from the Central Highlands Queensland. 12cm x 9cm oiled and buffed.
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    Interesting idea Hughie... I made a few "fruit" bowls without a foot, some time back. Had to convince people that they wouldn't tip over if you put a couple of oranges in the bowl..

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    I always enjoy looking at the pieces you come up with. I think this might be pushing the boundary of what I like.

    Who know I might even give this a go to see how it turns out. Might have to make it in two parts as i don't have hollowing tools.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    I always enjoy looking at the pieces you come up with. I think this might be pushing the boundary of what I like.

    Who know I might even give this a go to see how it turns out. Might have to make it in two parts as i don't have hollowing tools.
    Why not it would be easier to do thats for sure.
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