Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Myrtlewood Hollow Vessel...
Wally Dickerman at Green Valley, Az.
>Figured myrtlewood is one of my favorites to turn. This one, with very nice figure was no exception. Ebony collar, a couple of beads, although nicely figured wood needs no help. It's ten inches in diameter and thin walled. It's been sold.
Wally
Anothe beauty Wally
Dave Peebles Lyons, Ohio!
>Hello Wally,
Another fantastic piece!! I guess we were both posting pieces of the wonder of nature tonight:)
Dave
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Ronny Eelen (Belgium)
>Hi,
Do you have a picture with a complete side view? I think that would be interesting and euh 'teachering' or how do you say that in English? ah yes, educational, very.
Ronny
Nice!
Dominic Greco in Richboro PA
>Wally,
The beads around the collar look great! No to mention the stunning figure of the mrytlewood and overall shape. I can see why this is one of your favorite woods to turn.
See ya,
Dominic
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Tony Reynolds in Newark, Ohio
>As usual, beautiful work Wally!!
TOny
Absolutely beautiful!
Ron Sardo in PA
>What more can I say!
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Sean Troy
>Wally, you never stop amazing me. Great look, Sean
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George Van
>Ditto to the above.
George
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RevDoug
>Great piece, Wally. I always enjoy seeing your work. Gives me something to work toward. The myrtle I've worked with has been bone dry, but has worked well and looks beautiful. Thanks again for sharing with the rest of us.
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Brad Vietje
>There goes Wally again -- setting the standard pretty darn high for all us youngsters to aspire to ! Spectacular, Wally, as usual.
Safe Spinning,
Brad Vietje
Thetford, VT
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Wally Dickerman at Green Valley, Az.
>Sorry Ronny, the piece has been sold, so no more photos are available.
Wally
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Jay Sullivan in So AZ
>Hey Wally! What a beautiful piece of wood! The form and finish are first class as well.
BTW, I am anxiously awaiting some pictures of those mesquite root turnings.
Jay
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Ronny Eelen (Belgium)
>Wally,
Nevertheless, it does look great. I was just curious whether the profile view be as I expected it: no foot, the curve keeps going in, maybe even a little stronger curve at the very bottom...
Ronny
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Wally Dickerman at Green Valley, Az.
>Ronny, it does have a small foot. Just enough to give the vessel some lift.
Wally
Beeuty!
Jennifer@Indy.USA
>Very lovely Wally. Love the details around the collar.
Jen : )
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David Eaves
>Hi Wally,
Another great form and lovely wood to go with it, I can see why you like turning it. The finish just looks brilliant too and really brings the wood out.
David