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    Default Small vase

    First piece for nearly a month as I have been laid up with a bad back. Anyway during that time I reached the ripe old age of 60 and for a present from my family they treated me to a Peter Child Pyrography machine. So now that I am able to get back into the shed I thought I would make a vase with a poppy which I wanted to do at the beginning of the month.

    Made from Ash and stands 4 1/2" tall by 2 1/2" diameter.


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    That is absolutely gorgeous! (We males can use that word in the upover.)
    Some friends gave me a Nibsburner a year or so ago, and I have yet to be able to use it as well as you've done this! Really nice work.
    Hope your back continues to improve, Dalboy.

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    Just something i have been pondering, but what is the best way of waterproofing a vase? Epoxy?
    Thanks
    Lithro

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    Looks great.
    Ted

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    Thank you all.

    Quote Originally Posted by Allen Neighbors View Post
    That is absolutely gorgeous! (We males can use that word in the upover.)
    Some friends gave me a Nibsburner a year or so ago, and I have yet to be able to use it as well as you've done this! Really nice work.
    Hope your back continues to improve, Dalboy.
    Just do as I did get a simple pattern and have a play to get use to it> I had some thin ply laying around and just tried on that.

    Quote Originally Posted by lithro View Post
    Just something i have been pondering, but what is the best way of waterproofing a vase? Epoxy?
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    Lithro

    I call it a vase but in fact it is not intended to hold water. Many that I know say they use Rustins Plastic Coating. Also another product some say is Treatex. Maybe you will need to source these your side of the world or even see if your suppliers have something that would be suitable for the job try the sponsers/owners of this forum and send them an e mail.

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    Thanks, didnt even notice your location. I shall have a hunt around then
    Lithro

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    Love them Derek

    Regards

    Keith

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