Now theres two

[johnny.t.]

I used the other side of the ash crotch and decided to try going for a matching pair. So after a spot of measuring and being very,very careful I actually managed to do it This is the first matching pair of anything I've managed to do.



Critique welcomed

JT

 

[loz]

Just seen this on your slideshow JT - I think its brilliant.

 

[Bodrighy]

Apart from liking the workmanship, finish and design etc, my hat goes off to anyone who can do duplicates. ccasion5:

Still trying

Pete

 

[CHJ]

Well done JT, certainly a unique composition, just waiting till you get a request for two more the same from someone. :lol:

 

[tekno.mage]

Wow JT, now you are just showing off That's a super pair you've made - and having done a few very simple duplicates myslef (boxes and tea-light holders) I know how hard they are to do.

tekno.mage

 

[Paul.J]

That's a cracking pair JT :shock:
Pit they weren't split on the bandsaw as they wouldn't have lost so much of the same grain pattern.
Still both very nice though

 

[johnny.t.]

Thanks everyone, I'm quite proud of these

Pity they weren't split on the bandsaw as they wouldn't have lost so much of the same grain pattern.

Sadly I haven't got one Paul Just the trustly old chainsaw......


Cheers JT

 

[mikec]

Those are amazing JT, one on its own is something to be proud of but two that match so well !!

Mike C

 

[duncanh]

Great work JT. An excellent way to show of some lovely timber.
Well done on the matching pair.


Duncan

 

[johnny.t.]

Thanks Mike and Duncan, the first was just a bit of an experiment to see if a completely flat bowl would work, it did(IMHO) and I think making the matching pair added so much more to the whole idea.

JT