Red maple burl named "eye of the storm" b/c I think it looks like swirling storm clouds. Measures 13 3/4" x 2 3/4" and 3/8 thick. Finished in tung oil. Comments/ critigues welcome.
Adam
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Red maple burl named "eye of the storm" b/c I think it looks like swirling storm clouds. Measures 13 3/4" x 2 3/4" and 3/8 thick. Finished in tung oil. Comments/ critigues welcome.
Adam
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That is a nice looking piece. Great name for a piece.
Bernie
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Good form, great wood. The name is perfect for this piece. A name that really fits (like this one does) is a valuable sales tool for those pieces that are for sale.
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The name fits. It reminds me of the overheads for hurricanes.
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Wow thats amazing you kept it all together, looks like pieces would have been flying everywhere.
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Talk about a vortex! very nice.
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Adam - very nice work! Amazing grain pattern to the wood! Thanks for sharing!
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very pretty wood..bravehands
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Thanks for the comments everyone. I have been doing quite a few pieces that are uneven edged with bark incl. I wear a face sheild from start to finish but no hand protection. No gloves ever when running equipment. Never had anything hit my hand but I have been smashed in the face a few times, thank god I wear a face sheild.Originally Posted by jack richington
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