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Thread: The other Oregon Myrtle piece, a footed platter

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    Smile The other Oregon Myrtle piece, a footed platter

    So here are the picture from the other part of the Oregon Myrtle slab that I got from Reed Gray AKA Robo Hippy.

    Being just 2.5 inches high it was a bit off a challenge to get a smooth curve to the foot, but it’s not too bad I’d think.

    I had to make another picture of the bottom, as the other picture did get washed out with the sunlight on the background, this gives at least a good look at the bottom side.

    Anyway any and all comments are welcome

    Oregon Myrtle footed platter.jpg Myrtle footed platter 1.jpg Oregon Myrtle footed platter 2.jpg Myrtle bottom.jpg
    Have fun and take care

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    Wow. I like that even more than the other. I think you got the curve just right. And again, that wood is gorgeous.

    Bet it will look swell with a chocolate cake on top. (But they'll have to put a doiley underneath the cake!)

    Fred
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    Very nice Leo. I like the detail. Just curious, what are you using to sign your work?
    When working I had more money than time. In retirement I have more time than money. Love the time, miss the money.

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    Nice, love that "wavy" grain!

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    You do awfully pretty work, continiously.

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    The footed platter. Sounds like the name of a restaurant! I love this form. Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frederick Skelly View Post
    Wow. I like that even more than the other. I think you got the curve just right. And again, that wood is gorgeous.

    Bet it will look swell with a chocolate cake on top. (But they'll have to put a doiley underneath the cake!)

    Fred
    Thanks for your kind comment Fred , yes a dolly woud be a good idea, being concave it can also hold other stuff, like fruit etc.
    Have fun and take care

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    Quote Originally Posted by William C Rogers View Post
    Very nice Leo. I like the detail. Just curious, what are you using to sign your work?
    Thanks Bill for the comment , I have an transformer from an old radar where I use 2 of the taps from to use a hot wire pen, as I was to cheap to pay for a pyrography set
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    Quote Originally Posted by daryl moses View Post
    Nice, love that "wavy" grain!
    Thank You Daryl , It sure looks good doesn’t it, I do like that look to
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    Quote Originally Posted by Louis Harvill View Post
    You do awfully pretty work, continiously.
    Thank You Louis , I do try
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    Quote Originally Posted by Prashun Patel View Post
    The footed platter. Sounds like the name of a restaurant! I love this form. Thanks.
    HAHa , Thanks Prashun, maybe a restaurant full with Footed Platters
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