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    Punky Fruit Cherry HF

    This is from a piece of fruit cherry, Lambert I think, that had a punky dead branch imbedded in the wood. I tried all kinds of things to stabilize the punky wood but it still just crumbled out. So I decided to use the rough crumbled area as an "enhancement" and just left it rough. The punky area is soaked with CA and then it was finished with Danish Oil. 6" x 6"
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    Nicely enhanced!

    You have been putting out a bunch of great pieces lately!
    A few hours south of Steve Schlumpf

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    Curt, your starting to tick me off. I'm sitting here at work instead of turning, and I'm seeing these pieces wishing I was in the garage right now turning my own pieces. Your stuff always looks so good. Do you ever screw up a piece, or have one not come out great?
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    That is beautiful!! I love the look of the wood and the shape!

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    Curt, I absolutely love this! You guys post a lot of awesome stuff here and this ranks up there with the best.
    Mike

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    Great looking hollow form Curt! Really nice looking wood and finish. Love the form! As always - very nice work!
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    All I can say to this is WOW! Stunning!

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    Beautiful piece Curt, sure is a lot going on it that piece of wood and the form looks flawless.
    Mike Vickery

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    It is definitely a beauty Curt. That is a nice piece of wood. Very well done.
    Bernie

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    Beautiful piece Curt. I've got some maple items roughed out that may end up with some 'enhancements'. Hopefully they turn out as nicely as yours did.
    Pat

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    Nice capture of what could have been firewood, Curt. Sometimes, the worst prospect looks best, doesn't it? Just takes a little faith and perseverance (OK, maybe a lot of each).

    Joe

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    Boy of Boy do I like that one.

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    Curt, that's a stunning piece of wood and a nice form to go with it.
    Ed

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    Most excellent there Curt!!! Awesome wood and form.
    Thanks & Happy Wood Chips,
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    Love the color and grain great job curt
    Larry

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