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Thread: Brown Malee burl NE

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    Brown Malee burl NE

    I've has this blank sitting around a year or so, finally got around to it this weekend. This wood was very hard, but finished up nicely. Sanded to 800 grit, light coat of Watco then buffed. Polished up like glass. 5" across by around 3" tall.

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    Just stunning wood and to see a natural edge with stock like this is a treat. Great stuff Travis.

    Corey

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    Never had the opportunity to turn that wood, Travis. So you are one up on me. Shoot, I would never do it as much justice as this piece. Wonderful!
    Big Mike

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  4. A knockout! I really like this form with the NE... Excellent!!!

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    Travis........You truly do beautiful work! Excellent NE........
    Ken

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    Ok Travis you are making us all reach! Great work! Thanks for sharing.
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    Awesome, as to be expected from you, Travis! Love the form! Man, the NE on that piece looks as though it could easily take more than just a bit of skin off if not careful! Great job.
    Cheers,
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    Beautiful NE Bowl Travis!
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    Another beauty Travis. That wood is really something special.

    Ernie

  11. That is really nice, REALLY NICE...........

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    Super Duper piece.

    Cheers!

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    Trav,
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    Too much beauty revealed, guy.
    … can’t take too much more of this…
    Frank

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    Wow Travis. That is one handsome piece. I like it.
    Bernie

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    Another beauty for sure Travis. Don't cha just love the texture of the Malee natural edge? It remains me of a gnarly cavern.....with sharp teeth!
    ~john
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    WOW, that's great! I have a couple of fairly big malee blanks waiting for some inspiration but, maybe your piece is just that inspiration.

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