Finished Some Pieces

Picture 2

Barbara Gill, Remlik Virginia

>This Paulownia bowl is 7 3/4"x 3 1/8"

Picture 3

Barbara Gill, Remlik Virginia

>This cherry burl bowl is 6"x 2 3/4

Picture 4

Barbara Gill, Remlik Virginia

>Maple burl 12"x 1 3/8"

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John Crissman

>Barbara,

The bowls are very nice!

Just have to say that I am going back home to Chesterfield in September and my Mom used your workshop to try to lure me into coming a few days early. I am sorry to say that the tickets had already been purchased or it would have worked.

Maybe next time...

John in Northern IL

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Don Henthorn

>Nice Barbara. Of the three that I saw I like the vase the best. Don't know what happened to the fourth one but I'm sure you will repost.

Hmmm, let me try it again 

Barbara Gill, Remlik Virginia

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Barbara Gill, Remlik Virginia

>I am doing exactly what I did in the first three posts where the picture shows. It won't work for the fourth. This is my last try.

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Barbara Gill, Remlik Virginia

>Maybe next time.

Here it is

Jeff Gerardot, Indianapolis IN

>I hunted around your site 'til I found it. There was a little typo in the pic url.

Re: Here it is

Barbara Gill, Remlik Virginia

>Thanks Jeff. I copied and pasted the pic location just as I did the rest. I wonder how the mistake got in the URL?

Probably not the most difficult

Michael Stadulis in New Jersey

>but my favorite out of the group is the curve of tulip shaped bowl. I guess that I'm old fashioned.

Very nice!

Mike

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e

>very nice body of work!

how do you like your oneway?

what's a trencher?

Re: Trencher

Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey

>E,

Term's a bit archaic, but still used, and refers to wooden serving platters or large plates.

Yes, its also means the guy or machine (or both) that digs ditches.

Yes, there is no accounting for the vast anomolies in the English language.

Mark

-2=mail

Re: Anom-A-lies . . .

Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey

>No accounting for the quantity of misspellings in most of my posts either.

*sigh*

Very nice, Barbara...

David Chung

>I know it wasn't just the new lathe. Keep them coming!

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Barbara Gill, Remlik Virginia

>Mark gave you the definition of trencher. It sounds a lot better than "wooden plate that someone is going to eat off of".

I LOVE the Oneway and thank you.

Very nice Barbara.

Dave Smith

>Hi Barbara,

I like the frist one the best. Where did you get the frog cup? The ones I have don't look like that. Keep up the good work.

Dave Smith

Maybe a new lathe would help my turning in Longview, WA

Re: Very nice Barbara.

Barbara Gill, Remlik Virginia

>A friend's wife was able to get them for me. I think that Craft Supply and maybe Packards also carry them.

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Two Ton Tommy

>I have been trying my hand at turning this form. I have been having a particularly hard time getting the thickness uniform where the top curves to the bottom. What tool do you use to make these cuts? Is it something that you make specifically to reach that area? Could you share?

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Two Ton Tommy

>I am sorry, the form in your first picture. I thought it post under that message.

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Joseph

>I haven't seen many things turned from Paulownia. I have a +/-30" Paulownia that fell in my yard this past Spring. Now I know what to do with it.