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This is a form Ive done a couple of times and really enjoy. Walnut natural edge measuring 10 inches wide and 8 inches tall. Fineshed with spray laquer.
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Beautiful, and really out there. That undercut must be a real challenge.
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Really nice looking NE. That undercut must have been something.
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Very nice! I would be on pins and needles LOL
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Man, is that a beauty! I love the undercut and what a superb flawless cut. The natural edg e is one of my most favorite, I'v got to try one with a curve like this, thanks for the pics.
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Jason:
That is quite impressive - beautiful job.
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WOW! Now that is a NE that really is a Natural Edge! Great work.
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Man! I think I'd like to surf that edge. Its beautiful!!
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Wow, that is nice. Love the way it wraps around. Beautiful
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Jason, this is some fantastic work!! You have achieved a very nice form, executed with precision. Wonderful job on the deep undercut.
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Very cool work Jason! I also like how you finished the foot!
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I love this form! Nicely done! I'm not sure I like the look of the bottom, but it beats sanding! I'm gonna have to try one of these at some point.
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A very pleasing form and some exceptional tool control. I also want to know about the foot. Well Done
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That is spellbinding!!!!
[OP]
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Thanks all for the replies and feedback. The foot is something i have been doing to all my natural edge forms. Keeps it rustic...its something John Jordan does to some of his forms. I did it to a few of mine and now my wife encourages me to do it to all my turnings. I just got a vacuum system and it hurts my heart to carve the bottom of a turning that i can now vacuum chuck and turn something smooth and acceptable to all my turning friends. Hope you all can accept my rustic bottom and i appreciate all of your comments.
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Jason
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