Segmented Vessel

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Steve

>Try pic again


Vessel

Here is your pic Steve

Ron in Drums PA

>Good looking Vessel

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Mike Schwing from Md.

>Very nice Steve! Dramatic finish, too.

Nice!

Jennifer@Indy.USA

>Nice job Steve. Very beautiful! I love the contrasts. Very bold. The finish looks great too!

Jennifer

Re: Here is your pic Steve

Steve

>One of these days I'll get that linking feature to work right.

Thanks.

Re: Here is your pic Steve

Mike Rubes, Apex, NC

>Hi Steve,

That's awesome. I love that walnut burl. Very nice stuff. How did you get the padauk to keep from bleeding into the maple? I would have thought the orange dust would have mixed into the maple when sanding?

Very nice finish as well. I'm really struck by that walnut burl, that is some awesome stuff.

Thanks for the pic!

Mike

Adding walnut burl to my "must turn" list in Apex, NC!!!

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Steve

>I sanded the bowl through to 600 grit and then used a cotton rage to polish and get any loose dust from the pores as well as using the air compressor to air blast the dust out.

The lacquer was applied by hand using a circular motion to reduce the bleeding affect to the maple. This time it actually worked fairly well, though it does not always.

Thanks for the comments.

Fantastic

Ed Kelle

>Really nice work Steve. What size is this piece? Great job on the finish as well

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Steve

>Thank you.

I have not measured it but it's around 8" diameter by 12" high.

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Rick Castrios

>Very nice! I like the wood combination and pattern in the feature ring.

Rick