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Thread: Box Elder and Blackwood

  1. #16
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    Neal
    When you bring it to the club meeting Thursday, remember we are meeting the 15th this month, I can look at it in person and we can discuss finials. Even without a finial, it is a great piece of wood and your workmanship is excellent. Keep those pictures coming.
    Randy
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  2. #17
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    Neal, that's a great piece. Very well done. The detail on the pedistal is fantastic.

  3. #18
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    Neal,
    Wonderful piece. I'm not talented enough to critique but when looking at it I wondered what a piece like that would look like if the top were more globular, more spherical. If you try anything like that I'd really like to see it.

    Great piece.
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  4. #19
    WOW!, love the detail and contrast, I wouldn't change anything.

  5. #20
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    Neal, I think it is stunning.
    Bob

  6. #21
    Box Elder is some very pretty wood. Gorgeous colors.

  7. #22
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    Stunningly beautiful piece Neal. Gorgeous shape and detail in the pedestal/base and I like just the small blackwood rim detail at the top. The small amount of flame is perfect - it doesn't overwhelm the piece, which might happen with a lot of red and a shape like this.

    (BE is my favorite from the handful of woods I've turned so far - which is fortunate since it's been the subject of my largest two free wood scores).

    Absolutely great piece.
    Pat

  8. #23
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    Nice Work!!

  9. #24
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    Neal....the form, the finish........Excellent!
    Ken

    So much to learn, so little time.....

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    Once again Neal your talent and artistic "eye" have produced another fine work of Art.

    Always look forward to seeing your latest works.

    Nicely done.
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