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A couple of voids
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This is a piece of mulberry burl and is 5 ½”W x 3 ½”H. My inside is not as smooth, or has as even thickness as I would like, but this was my first experience with a piece having such a huge voids. C&C welcome
That'll never hold water!! J/K, I would imagine that was a challenge to turn, very nicely done!!
These are always fun because you don't have to stop the lathe to empty the shavings! Nice work!! Thanks for sharing!
Nicely done Steve. That should be a fairly easy sell.
That would make a really classy den for a reptile or hedgehog kept by a rich person. (I once hollowed out a piece with carving tools for a friend with a hedgehog.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony De Masi
Steve, remember that it's not the destination, but the journey. A really nice piece.
Joe
Daryl, I can remember which woodturner it is, but below his name, he states, "If it can't hold soup, it must be art." :):)
Steve, I still have to blow the saving out, I wrapped it in shrink wrap before I started hollowing it out. Helps hold it together and keeps things from flying across the shop.
Wow! I admire your imagination to have envisioned a vessel form coming out of that hunk of burl.
Pretty sweet outcome Steve. Wish I could say the mulberry looks good too but there ain't none there!!!!!! Wow