Another top.
Randy Rhine
>Here's another one...a mish-mash of woods...osage on the stem, tulipwood insert, and blackwood & brass. Stand is zircote & brass.
randy
Another top.
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#2Phenomenal!
Mike Schwing from Md.
>Guys like you make me want to go back to gardening.
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#3Outstanding!
Ron Sardo in PA
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Brian Roberts
>Hi Randy - Outstanding work! What are the sizes?
Brian
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#5Awesome, just awesome Randy. Alan
Alan Tolchinsky
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#6If you want to see more.... *LINK*
Russ Fairfield
>.... Go to Tandy's website. While you are there, explore some of the other things. They are worth the looking.
http://www.randyrhine.com/Tops.htm
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#7Re: If you want to see more....
Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL
>As they say down this way - DANG!!
Beautiful work.
Mark
P.S. Don't you get all squinty eyed doing segementing that small??
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Keith Tompkins
>dHI Randy, I checked out your website.....super! How long do they spin?
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#9Thanks Russ, those are beautiful and pricy. Alan
Alan Tolchinsky
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#10Mark, don't you know they were
Alan Tolchinsky
>done with an electron microscope? :) Can you believe those things? Beautiful!
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#11Sorry, not meant as a negative comment. Alan
Alan Tolchinsky
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Randy Rhine
>Well...depends. They are "finger" tops...so...depends on the person doing the spinning. And other variables come into play as well. The one in the posted pic is one of the better spinners due to all the brass in it. 2 to 2 1/2 minutes is typical.
rr