SPALTED BLOODWOOD
Jim King
>A set of wine glasses made of small scraps, they are 8 inches tall. From left to right tigre caspi, red queen wood, mocote, queenwood, purpleheart, amazonian ebony.
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Jim King
>Sorry I put the wromg title on it. It should have obviously been called wine glasses
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Tom Mullane
>SURE... drive me nuts thinking I missed something... my eyes are bad enough as it is without searching for the spalted bloodwood..
LOL
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Jim King
>Tom: Sorry about that, my computor guy is not here at this time and I dont know how to reduce the size of the photo so it will load. I will post it later when he shows up.
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Rusty
>nice glasses - Do you actually drink from them? or just decoration. What finish?
Thanx
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Jim King
>Rusty: Yes they are used here and the finish is laquer. When they get stained we throw them out and make another set.
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Sue McLam, Orange, VT
>Jim,
The "glasses" are great. Nice tray too...did you also make that? What kind of wood?
Sue
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Jim King
>Sue: Yes I made the platter, it is Pucuna Caspi.
