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    It's a small Sickness...

    Last time I asked if it was a sickness and was told that if so it was only a small sickness...

    Dinner for Two - Dollhouse scale (1"=1'). Vase is Holly (as are the plates, bowls, candelabra, and wine bottle) hollowed with 1/8" hollowing tools that I made. Table is Cherry. Goblets turned from Acrylic. Candles are turned from UHMW plastic. Chairs are various woods 1/8" dia legs, painted with black gesso. Slat and pepper grinders are Holly and Ebony with gold paint for the adjuster. Greens are lichen.
    Dinner4Two.jpg

    There *may* be one more in the series, a family dining room including a table with working leaf, and a display cabinet for china...
    Then again, I think I want to core some bowls....

    C & C welcome.
    Retired - when every day is Saturday (unless it's Sunday).

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    That's not a sickness. That's an incredible set of skills and patience! Beautifully done, Thom.

    John

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    Skills and patience are right! Nice job Thom

    David
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    That's really something special Thom. Congrats

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    Very cool Thom...very cool. My eyes hurt though just thinking about the work to make the various elements.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim Rinehart View Post
    Very cool Thom...very cool. My eyes hurt though just thinking about the work to make the various elements.
    Tim, the key is LOTS of light. Keeps your eyes contracted which increases the ability to see fine detail. Also you need high lathe speed, of course.

    Thanks for the Comments, David, David, John and Tim. they are appreciated.
    Retired - when every day is Saturday (unless it's Sunday).

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