Thread: Yellow Peril Turnings

The images look good, but can you repost some images at a bigger size, like 800 x 600 for example so that we can see them a bit better?

DJ, unfortunately no. My computer is not behaving and all the USB ports have thrown a wobbler, so the only way for me to pics is for my wife to email them to me.

Sizes, Redgum is approx 380 - 400 and the Camphor is a tiny 260mm

I like what I see Pat. Nice platters both.

Can't you use the wifey's computer if yours is playing up, or would that be to much trouble

Not too much problems, my wife even said that she'd put them in RAW format on disc for you. She even suggest a Lacquer finish on the platter, but I demurred as a I did not have any on hand, b I personally don't like the plastic look some lacquers get, c I like the finish the DO gives on a burl. Am I brave or am I stupid for not agreeing with my wife

I'm happy to accept a RAW format on a disc, that way I can post a great image on the forum for you

PM me for an address to send the disc to

Lookin good, Pat
I was going to comment on your piccy size as well but have been beaten to the punch

Now Pat be honest Deb used the micro lens to photograph them

They look great like them both ou can always email the pics here and I can post them till your putters fixed

Love the redgum platter Pat. Camphor isn't bad either

Cheers,
Dave

wow Pat, your turning seems to have improved since getting that Yellow Submarine

Nice very nice I like that red gum well done

Hi Pat
Love the platers great stuff tha tred gum with its holes cracks etc I've done some jarrah with the same sort of grain you can get some interesting finishes with this kind of burl, just done one using the wests system casting resin with the filler and brass powder but next time more brass.

Cheers Tony

Pat, Very nice work. Often good to listen carefully to advice from wife, judiciously weigh the alternatives, cogitate upon potential results, and then (usually) do what she said.

Pat, Very nice work. Often good to listen carefully to advice from wife, judiciously weigh the alternatives, cogitate upon potential results, and then (usually) do what she said.

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Anyway Pa, well done I like them both.