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    Just a little walnut hf

    I turned this little form from a 4 x 5" blank of black walnut that was in a box of goodies I received from John Kent (thanks John!).
    It was the perfect size for a quickie after work. It's got some really nice color and of course I like the little touch of sapwood.
    It's about 3 1/2" x 4", finished with Antique Oil. I'll give it some time to cure, then buff and wax.

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    Thanks for looking!
    As always, comments and critiques are welcome.
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    Kathy, that's beautiful! What a lovely shape and such amazing swirls int the wood!

    Noah

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    Very nice Kathy, really pleasing to my eye, maybe comforting is the better word!!

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    Great form Kathy, that timber, wow, it's like doing a circuit around some planet from beyond space.
    I could live with this piece no sweat
    Pete

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    Kathy, walnut is a winner no matter what, but that form is just dead on perfect!! Sweeeet!

  6. Purdy, purdy, purdy..................that is a nice form, Kathy..........your grain orientation makes this one............the swirling grain patterns just make for a fine piece..........good job!
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    Nice Job Kathy, very nice piece of wood and you did an excellent job of turning an exciting form. Dead on!
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    I love it, Kathy! Great form and beautiful colors!
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    That is a beauty Kathy. Nice finish and very pleasing form.
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    I love the grain

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    Kathy what a great piece, bouth form and wood.

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    Very nice Kathy
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    No, it's not thin enough yet.
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    That is a fantastic piece, and agreed that the form is spot on ... the colors in that walnut along with the sapwood really make it unique. Very nicely done, I'm sure you're pleased with it!
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    Very nice work on this one! Great colors and the sense of movement you get from the grain is wonderful!
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    Thanks guys!
    Having a really nice piece of wood to start with, sure makes it easy to end up with a nice form!
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