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Thread: Orange Twist

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    Orange Twist

    Here is my latest twisted and pierced form. Turned from Osage Orange to about 3/16" thick, pierced, spiraled and edge decorated. One more piece to take to the SWAT Symposium in a few weeks.
    Tung oil finish. 5" x 2 1/2".
    Comments and critiques are always welcome. Thanks Orange Twist1.jpgOrange Twist2.jpg
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    No, it's not thin enough yet.
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    very nice, Scott

    enjoy swat, maybe one day it will work out

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    That's really an eye-catcher. I like it.

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    It's got to be art as it won't hold water. Very well done beautiful piece, looks fragil. Great job on the piercing.
    Fred

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    Very interesting piece, Scott.
    Lori K

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    That has a lot of WOW factor. The design and great piercing work make it a winner.
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    That is a fantastic piece Scott. I will be posting one I'm taking to SWAT, but yours puts mine to shame. Looking forward to meeting you while there.
    Steve

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    Great piece Scott. I think I would have liked a smooth edge on the spiral as there is so much going on in the rest of the piece, but overall I like it a lot. Great work again.

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    Scott love these pierced pieces you do so well.

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    Very nice. Osage orange is one of my favorite woods. There a lot of stresses in this wood. Was it domestic or South American? The South American seems more stable, but I like to go out and harvest my own! (Store bought it was probably not domestic)

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    Cool! I like the shape, the spiral concept, the color, and the embellishments!
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    Thanks for the comments.

    Steve, this is as domestic as you can get....as I cut the tree down! Hedge (Osage Orange) is the primary tree in almost every windrow around here.
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    Wow!!! Fantastic looking piece of art!!!
    Billy

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    I hate you, Scott...
    I drink, therefore I am.

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    don't hate the player, just the game........
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    No, it's not thin enough yet.
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