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A group of boxes I made for my wife and children. The front and right ones were inspired by the vision of a U.S. sailor wearing a "Dixie Cup" hat and dungarees. The left one is my first attempt at a sphere box and the back my first attempt at a deep box. They vary in size from...
This hollow form is turned from end grain, European White Poplar. It measures 7.25 inches by 4.5 inches and is finished with Waterlox. The wood and its grain is a little unusual, it almost appears laminated. All comments, especially critiques, are welcomed and appreciated.
Poplar and Birdseye Maple.
The body is segmented construction using poplar. The top and foot are birdseye maple.
Body is textured and painted with a flat black enamel.
The top and foot have a tung oil finish.
12" H x 7" D
Three piece poplar lamination (8/4 lumber). Water soluable dye (Cherry Amber). Multi-layer Hydrocote Resisthane Plus clear gloss laquer...rubbed out to a high gloss finish.
The textured area was carved and painted with a flat black enamel.
4 3/4" H x 10" D
When I was very young and my parents used to drag us kids along when they visited older people, more often than not their living room/dining room area had a vase in it which looked a lot like this one. The color and size might vary, and it may be a little bit more or less squat, but this is a...
This piece measures 4" dia. x 4-3/4" tall, 7-1/8" tall with the ebony lid and finial. Walls at 1/8". Finished with Antique Oil and Beall Buffed.
This bowl was turned green, to about 1/4" thick, then finish turned about a week later to just over 1/8" t.
It was finished with Nitrocellulose sealer and paste wax.
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