Mirror

Very nice. 

Re: Very nice.

John C Lucas

I started to say " where's the handle". Actually i experimented with hand held mirrors with no handle a few years ago. Tried different shapes on the back to see wbat made them comfotable to hold. I didnt decorate the back like you did. My gallery said a lot of people oicked them up but they just didnt sell. Could be the local clientell.

Re: Mirror

George singer

Very nice. First time I have seen one like this. Thanks for posting.

Re: Mirror

Ed Davidson

This one fell off my lathe today...yummy Amboyna burl.

Now rhats a beauty 

Beautiful!

David Walser

Ed -- You do beautiful work. I like the handleless style. Makes the mirrors much easier to tuck into a purse.

A special request

David Walser

Ed -- It would be great if you would start doing videos again. Over the years I've learned a lot from your how-to videos and I recommended them to several turners. Even if you never do another video, I'll owe you a debt of gratitude that can never be fully repaid. So a sincere thanks for all that I've learned from you over the years.

However, I'd love to be even deeper in debt!

Re: A special request *LINK*

Ed Davidson

Thanks David

I'll try to do better and come up with some interesting videos over the coming months. I did put one together last year. It's about embellishing woodturnings (yoyos) with a new kind of paint that has a very cool prism effect. The video is on YouTube...link below.




Using pebeo Fantasy Prisme paint

A Little Larger Mirror

Ed Davidson

Here's the latest...a 4" beveled mirror and a tiger stripe Padauk shell, pewter inlay and contrasting turquoise colored prism paint on the backside. Measures about 5" x 1".