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Sometimes when I'm doing a turning there will be a piece left in the chuck that's big enough to get something out of. Often, I'll make an ornament body, or a finial or roof. Scavenged through the pieces this morning and had enough to cabbage together four birdhouse ornaments. I also had a request for a couple Ashley Harwood style ornament stands so I did those up too.

 

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The wood on both stands is walnut, the darker one has red aniline dye on it.

 

 

Very nice.  Never did one of her stands.  They are classy.

BEAUTIFUL!

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3 hours ago, HandyDan said:

Very nice.  Never did one of her stands.  They are classy.

 

Thanks gentlemen. Dan, I agree, they are very classy, elegant even. As a bonus, they are really pretty easy to do. The downside is, for something that ends up being about 2" diameter by about 2.5" tall they take a fairly large piece of wood for the blank. 3.75"X3.75"X2". Still, it's a great design and she deserves all the credit for it.

Great job on the ornaments. I agree the stand is fun and easy for small pieces but can get tricky for larger turnings.

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