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Thread: Coolibah Box on a Stick

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    Coolibah Box on a Stick

    I've wanted to do one of these for awhile now, so I finally did. Measures approx. 3-1/2" dia. x 8-3/4" tall. Hollowed to a wall thickness of 1/8". Ebony finial and base. Finished with Antique Oil and Beall buffed. Honest opinions and critiques accepted. As always, thanks for looking.
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    941.44 miles South of Steve Schlumph

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    I am sorry Keith but for me there is nothing to critique. It is beautiful. I like it. I really would like to try one of those. Nice job.
    Bernie

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    Keith, this piece is ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!! I love it, and I particularly love the way that when you look at it with the lid, that finial seems to be growing out of the middle like the entire vessel was turned around a one-piece base/finial. I'd bet that you kept your hands faaaaaaar away from that thing while it was spinning, didn't you? How many nicks did you get?

    GORGEOUS!!!

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    An amazingly beautiful piece for sure!

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    I love it Keith. Great idea and beautifully done.
    Mike Vickery

  6. Speechless. Possibly my favorite piece I've seen on here.

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    Really special Keith!

    Everything fits perfectly!
    A few hours south of Steve Schlumpf

  8. .........Wow...

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    Honestly...that's incredible!
    Working for a living is really starting to interfere with my hobbies!

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    Outstanding work, Keith! It's perfect!
    1,372 miles south of Steve Schlumpf, 525 miles west of that Burns fellow.

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    That is simply a beautiful piece! I LOVE it! An elegant finial/base and a lovely form!
    Isaiah 55:6-7

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    Spectacular. Maybe someday I'll approach that skill level. Thanks for sharing.

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    wow!

    very interesting combination of forms, colors and textures!

    great job!
    best regards,

    jeffrey fusaro

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    Wonderful. Thats the best word for it.
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    Absolutely love it! Great colors, form and finish! Specially like the way you left a portion of the burl natural. Amazing work Keith! I would expect to see this in a magazine sometime soon!
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