Lately, I have been doing several Jimmy Clewes style platters. These are the most recent I have done in a total six at this time. The first two platters were turned from a piece of red oak that came from a tree that was at our high school that was destroyed by the Joplin tornado of 2011. The first one was a gift to the new high school that will be displayed in one of the trophy cases. The third platter is a piece of curly maple with the rim dyed blue using Chestnut dye. The fourth platter is a piece of quilted maple with the rim dyed red, blue and then red again using Chestnut dye. The platters range in size from 10 3/8” to 11 ¼” wide and 1 ½” to 1 7/8” high.
The first two were dipped in a blend of oil and then Beall buffed, the other two were sprayed with several coats of Deft lacquer and then Beall buffed. C&C welcomed.
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