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    segmented square bowl and pedestal

    This piece is made of oak and maple, measures 8 1/2'' tall and 6 1/2'' wide. Lacquer finish. I have been wanting to do something like this for a while, don't think it looks bad, but I would do things different if I had it to do over. Comments welcome.

    865 miles southeast of Steve Schlumpf.

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    segmented square bowl and pedestal

    Mike,

    That's one nice looking bowl. I gotta try something like that,,,someday.

    Aloha, Tony

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    Mike that is beautiful. Different and I like it. Very well done.
    Bernie

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    Mike that is very cool. I like the looks of Oak and Maple together. You have made a very interesting design.

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    OK, Mike; what would you do different? The only thing I'd even consider would be to vary some of the grain alignment. Very well done.

    Joe

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    Very cool!
    Mike

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    Very different and VERY NICE! I love the design in the bowl along with the shape. Makes for interesting visuals. It's a great piece and one of my new favorites. Thanks for sharing!
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    Mike, it’s always fun to see segmenters try something new. The subtle colors seem to work well together. I can’t really tell what you’ve done regarding wood grain alignment; I hope most of it goes the same direction. Regarding the form, with hindsight (which is always 20/20), I think the profile curve from base to the top rim has a few too many disruptions. Beads, etc are fine, but they work better when the overall outline flows. If you were to more or less “connect the dots” on this outline, the profile would not flow very smoothly. Just something to consider. Still – it’s a cool piece.

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    VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL Mr. Mike!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Have wood, will turn!!

  10. That is one of the coolest pieces I've seen posted here in a long time! Flows okay for me - and it is something new for my eyes - nice work!

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    wow - different is good!

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    Mike, thats incredible in every way. Your creative skills are at the top of the game. Great job.
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    I love that bowl. Great Work Mike!

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    Very cool piece, Mike!

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    A very nice piece Mike, I envision you carrying a pad around everywhere to jot these ideas down. Very cool.
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    and only 958 miles SE of Steve Schlumpf

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