January 26, 201214 yr comment_34802 Very nice turning. Looks like you are getting those walls thinner which is good. Bottom looks good and the finish is nice and soft.John MoodyJohn Moody Woodworkshttp://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com Report
January 26, 201214 yr Author comment_34801 thank you, it was an interesting project the finish is the bee's wax and mineral oil stuff you gave me. I need to get a hollowing tool. I'm using short metal turning tool and I have to be extreamely light handed with it or what I'm turning will split even with thicker walls. Report
January 26, 201214 yr comment_34800 I need to talk a look at those tools and see what you have in there that will work.John MoodyJohn Moody Woodworkshttp://www.johnmoodywoodworks.com Report
January 26, 201214 yr comment_34799 Looking good Adam, I think the comments on the walls being thinner is right on. Too often I have seen turnings where the walls of the vessel just seem way to thick and bulky looking. Yours turned out great with good proportions.John MorrisThe Patriot Woodworker Report
February 11, 201214 yr comment_34798 Adam, Very nice job! Â Really like the grain. Â Sure it's not a shot glass? Â SQ Happiness is wood chips flying! Report
February 18, 201214 yr comment_34797 Cool!Love the thin walls! Is that yellow pine?Lew-Time traveler. Purveyor of the world's finest custom rolling pins! Report
February 21, 201214 yr Author comment_34796 Sorry it's taken me so long to post. Been a busy bee lately. Anyway, yes I do believe that it is yellow pine. Thank you all for the comments. I'll be starting a new discussion soon with all my latest projects. Report
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