Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Don't know what to call it (PIC)
Mike Schwing from Maryland
>More of my fascination with turning platters and bowls with pieces missing.
This is black burr walnut, about 13" in diameter, turned to appear as a plate within a bowl. This wasn't my intent starting out, but it just turned out what way.
For lack of a better description, I'm just going to call it art.
My monitor is going nuts on me, so I'm not quite sure about the color rendition on this photo.
Re: Don't know what to call it (PIC)
Dinyar Chavda
>How about "Shattered crockery"? The way you have it in the pic, it looks like a plate that was stored in a pot, they fell, and both cracked in the same way. Beautiful grain in that wood, Mike.
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Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey
>"You can even eat the dishes . . ."
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Re: Don't know what to call it (PIC)
Charlie Anderson
>It reminds me of one of my kid's books.
"Monster meals are really great.
They eat the food and then the plate."
Hungry...
Peter Teubel
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Re: Don't know what to call it (PIC)
Dinyar Chavda
>Charlie:
I love that! Not having kids, I miss out on such gems.
That would really give the Maytag man nothing to do. COme to think of it, it would give Maytag nothing to do.
Dinyar
Re: Don't know what to call it (PIC)
Scott Stefanoski in Beautiful Baltimore
>pretty neat mike.
is that from the mystery stack that showed up behind the fence?
also, that pine i thought i could get was cracked thru.
Re: Don't know what to call it (PIC)
RevDoug
>Nice stuff Mike. Great imagination too.