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  1. 06-21-2005, 7:37 PM #1
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    Maple cup and saucer

    Trying for my first natural edge, but sanded through the bark in one place. The saucer is a little small for the cup, but it started out as a small bowl and ended up as a smaller saucer.
    Of course any comments/suggestions welcome. Thanks for looking.

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  3. 06-21-2005, 7:57 PM #2
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    Looks great to me Ernie.

    The saucer looks pretty enough by itself to be on a dresser collecting jewelry.
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    Ernie, your first natural edge looks great. My first and only shattered like so much cheap carnival glass. If you were able to get it finished you did a fine job. Your cup needs a handle......
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    Really nice Ernie. I really like the wall thickness you've acheived. I have to start getting thinner m'self. Beautiful wood too!
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    Quote Originally Posted by John Hart
    Really nice Ernie. I really like the wall thickness you've acheived. I have to start getting thinner m'self. Beautiful wood too!
    I need to get thinner myself, but I love ice cream
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