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    Default large pine cone- hollow form

    Hello folks

    here is one of my latest cast blaks- it has onelarge pine cone embedded within the resin with the base ofthecone at the top of the forrm (i might try the next one the other way up)
    Its 3 1/2" tall by 2 7/8" wide



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    Another fine piece of turning George. Look forward to your next one and see how it looks

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    George, not quite as dramatic as some of your others, the fully opened cone (it has to be to be dry - I'm assuming) looks great at the top but less interesting lower down.

    But I'd like to see the reverse effect as one of your boxes, I thing the cone base would make a really wonderful lid effect.

    What is amazing is the colour of your casting resin, that is outstanding.
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    I think it is nicely made.

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    Innovative as always George, I really enjoy your work and this is no exception.


    Interesting choice of material, what stands out for me is the rich colour and pattern of the cone. I reckon you could play around with this one in all sorts of configurations.
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    hi george,
    very nice as always george,what do you use to buff your work
    cheers smiife

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    Thank you for all of your kind comments

    I use 3 types of mop and 3 compounds to buff my work- they are all the mezerna brand and are:
    stage 1-113gzp compound with B quality loose leaf mop
    stage 2-glosswax 16 compound with g quality mop
    stage 3-Atol 6 compound with WDR quality mop

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    Very nice.. experimenting can be both exciting and frustrating. This one is excellent.
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    Wow thats nice

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    Thank you

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    its all been said George that is WOW

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