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  1. #16
    Beautiful Bill!
    You said it was punky. How did you stabilize it?
    Nice form too!
    Blessings, Steve

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    Had to be quite a challenge to turn it with that much decay. The result of your effort and patience have paid off. Beautiful piece.

  3. #18
    That's beautiful. Well worth the effort of digging it out and dealing with the punky wood. I really like the shape too.

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    Steve: I had about 1/2 a can of minwax wood hardener so I used it up on this piece. Man, I hate that stuff! The fumes just about knock me out even when used outdoors but it does the job...Bill...

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    Gee, I can't say more than has already been said, Bill. Simply beautiful in every way. Given that I have yet to venture too far into hollow form, I'm always espcially impressed with the narrow opening - wide bodied pieces such as this. In my eyes, it's truly an impressive pices of wood and workmanship!

    Terry


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    Oooooooo.....shiny, pretty wood, nice form. Well done
    Always drink upstream of the herd.

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    Quote Originally Posted by William Bolen View Post
    Mike, I use a home made articulating hollowing system. Walls are 1/4 to 3/8 foot closing in on 1/2. The wood was so punky I was a bit nervous going to 1/4 or 3/16..Bill..
    Now Bill I think you're being modest about your work. Those walls have to be slightly less than 1/4 to 3/8 foot.
    Alan T. Thank God for every pain free day you live.

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    Nice form and beautiful wood. I think it was well worth the effort of digging it out and stabilizing the wood.

  9. #24
    Awsome indeed !!!!:d
    John 3:16

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