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RonZ

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I'm giving a demonstration on how to make egg cups and goblets so this is some of what I turned this week.

A classic egg cup from cherry it's 1 7/8" dia. and 2 3/4" high, too small for the large eggs we get here =o).


This is a small goblet made from Bolivian rose wood. It has a beaded base and is 1 7/8" in dia. and 3 3/8" high.



Here are three goblets. The left is cocobolo with sap wood, center is cherry, right is cedar. An Israel shekel is used for refference. It's smaller than a dime but thicker.



We're also having an eggmaking contest so I made these little ones with left over scrap.


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Chuck Ludwigsen

>Those are just SO COOL!!!

What else can I say? Wish I was at the demo.

Chuck

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John Lucas

>Ron

I love the egg cups. Good job. I eat fried eggs though, could you make an egg platter.

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Sean Troy

>BEAUTIFUL !! If your ever out Arizona way, let me know. I bet our club would love to see you do these. Sean

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David Eaves

>Hi Ron,

They are all really excellent pieces. Hope your demo goes/has gone well.

Thanks for posting

Cheers

David

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Thank you for your kind compliments...>>>

RonZ

>..>> I'll be in the US for about a month starting April 21 but no where near Arizona Sean. I'll be visiting family and the scheduled route is Boston, Everett, San Jose, and Atlanta. If anyone knows where there are some local happenings, please let me know. I'm really bummed out that I'll be heading back just when the good conferences start.

Here's your eggplate John, is that scrambled or sunny side up? =o)


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