Critique: Just playing with scrap

[Bodrighy]

Had a go at Old Soking and produced these. Al 1/12 size (50p peice is to show size. In al there is :-
Coffee table, small bowl, spalted beech bowl, natural edge yew bowl, mortar & pestle, rolling pin, honey dipper, tureen with lid & box with lid.



Really good fun and very quick to clean up afterwards :lol:

Pete

 

[Woodmagnet]

Crikey Pete, i can just say see them never mind
try to turn them. Lovely job mate. 8)

 

[PowerTool]

Very nice - the honey dipper is just showing off,though.. :lol: (that's made from an offcut of an offcut)

Andrew

 

[Paul.J]

Excellent Pete,what i can see of them all :lol:
Are these for the gallery :?:

 

[Bodrighy]

Thanks guys, these were just for fun as most of the wood that I have at the moment is too wet or too big. I don't know if there is much of a market for this sort of thing perhaps Graham or someone else knows. As they only take between 15 and 20 minutes each to amke they wouldn't have a big profit margin I would have thought anyway. Maybe someone knows better.

Pete

P.S. The competition at the club for this month is for a natural edge bowl. I'm very tempted to take this one along but don't know whether they have a sense of humour.

 

[CHJ]

Nice to see you getting a little practise in Pete, particularly like the tableware.
As Graham says all you need now are the apples and grapes for the fruit bowl.

 

[Anonymous]

I'd decided not to make any more contributions on open forum (too much potential for anyone to have a go over a Stately Home [Zod hall], just ain't worth it)

BUT....!!

Nice work Pete... that's the kind of small mindedness that I like to see :lol:

"...they wouldn't have a big profit margin I would have thought anyway. Maybe someone knows better."
Yep! :wink: [20 mins.... hope that included a tea break or was it for all of them?]

Couldn't see the inlay on the coffee table... black or buff (ebony or ivory?)

"I'm very tempted to take this one along but don't know whether they have a sense of humour." There's an easy way to find out :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Bodrighy]

Couldn't see the inlay on the coffee table... black or buff (ebony or ivory?)

Tomorrow!!

Pete

 

[Jenx]

You must have the 'deftest of touches' Pete ! ( Graham too )...
great little exercises in 'control & precision' ...

Well done, most impressive !

( Fruit for the fruitbowl.... nice one Chas ! )

 

[Anonymous]

Just had another look Pete

I do like that natural edge bowl ... it's worth putting that up at your club


...and the thinness of the vase wall... but not the shape :wink: