December 9, 20214 yr Popular Post comment_277566 Nice turnings, Larry. The live edge pieces are very appealing. What wood(s) are used? Beautiful finishes, too. What was the product and, how was it applied? Report
December 9, 20214 yr Popular Post comment_277567 Great turnings. The bark stayed put really well for you. Report
December 9, 20214 yr Popular Post comment_277572 Awesome turnings, Larry! Thanks for posting them in our forum. I. too, was wondering from what species of wood the natural edge pieces were made. Report
December 9, 20214 yr Popular Post comment_277582 2 hours ago, Gene Howe said: Nice turnings, Larry. The live edge pieces are very appealing. What wood(s) are used? Beautiful finishes, too. What was the product and, how was it applied? Ditto plus what Dan said. Report
December 9, 20214 yr Popular Post comment_277583 That is some nice turnings. I particular like the hollow form in first pic and the natural edge looks like Oak, maybe Pin Oak? Report
December 9, 20214 yr comment_277602 ^^^^^+1 to everything ^^^^^ Thank you for sharing Larry. Keep the projects and pics coming. Report
December 10, 20214 yr Author Popular Post comment_277624 The lighter wood is ash, some locust, both from Wisconsin. For those turned in Florida, some said water oak, some said pin oak. Also had some wild cherry. Finish is shellac and lacquer. First picture, item on left was inspired by steve's jar lids. Fits quart canning jar. Report
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