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Posted
42 minutes ago, calabrese55 said:

FINITO.....................:)

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OMG That is awesome!!

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Posted
1 hour ago, calabrese55 said:

FINITO.....................:)

calabrese55

:Praise:Spectacular:Praise: Art gallery worthy.

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You guys are all too kind. I really appreciate everyone looking in . 

I have a  gift gallery showing some of my stuff, this piece goes there tomorrow . Maybe it will become a Christmas gift for someone .............my fingers crossed. :BitingNails:

calabrese55 

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A real stunner calalabrse55!!!

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Posted
40 minutes ago, teesquare said:

A real stunner calalabrse55!!!

Thank you Teesquare for having a look.......... really appreciate it.

calabrese55

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Posted
12 hours ago, Gerald said:

Amazing piece it is like it glows. 
 

I am doing tops for next weekend and decided to do a couple videos. 
 

Nice but I would get more dizzy than I am naturally turning those.:CoveringEyes:

calabrese55

 

 

 

 

 

 

Posted
3 hours ago, lew said:

Cool! Did you make your own texturing/chatter tool?

Thanks. No I tried that and did not work like the Sorby mini and Wagner I use. I have a full size Sorby for larger work also. It is amazing what these tools will do.

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Posted
31 minutes ago, Gerald said:

I have a full size Sorby for larger work also

I have one too, but I have yet to fully master it. I need to attend a Jeff Hornung workshop!

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Posted
7 hours ago, lew said:

I have one too, but I have yet to fully master it. I need to attend a Jeff Hornung workshop!

Not that difficult to use. Just remember the bevel edge goes up. The hardest part is repeating a angle even with the saddle. Use even pressure and straight in or downward angle will affect the pattern. Speed for the large one from 600 to 750. the small one max is 500. Put a little oil on the bushing on the small one as it is brass. The large has a bdearing but also may need lube. Note speed does affect the pattern they do. Watch the Sorby videos , There ia a bunch.

Posted
10 hours ago, Gerald said:

Not that difficult to use. Just remember the bevel edge goes up. The hardest part is repeating a angle even with the saddle. Use even pressure and straight in or downward angle will affect the pattern. Speed for the large one from 600 to 750. the small one max is 500. Put a little oil on the bushing on the small one as it is brass. The large has a bdearing but also may need lube. Note speed does affect the pattern they do. Watch the Sorby videos , There ia a bunch.

Thanks for the tips and video suggestions!

Posted
51 minutes ago, Gerald said:

Started on this platter in October and has been in the kiln since then. 
 

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started on the back yesterday and finished it today.

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now with a full weekend will wait for Monday to get closer to finish

Nice profile 

Posted
2 hours ago, teesquare said:

Popcorn Bowl

 

This is a design that I derived from others - by combining a calabash design

Beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing.

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