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[Fred48]

Long story short a little lady brought us an ice cream when on holiday a few years back. As she's visiting Marck with her husband this weekend I've made this as a thank you gift. The bowl red cedar candle holder cypree and beech for the smelly st

Lovely thought, design and craftsmanship @pat from Marck
Fred

 

[Padster]

Another Contemporary set of CrushGrind Mills, different woods for the pepper....

Pepper: Panga Panga, Mulananama, Milk Pear
Salt: Tulip, Beech & Cherry

Padster

 

[Andy's Shed]

I was given a small piece of Laburnum recently and I wasn't quite sure what to turn it into, as I began to shape it I noticed a split running through and as a result of that, it ended up being smaller than expected. It's now a T light holder.



I had a piece of Oak that was part of the pith slice that I'd removed from a log several months ago, I couldn't bring myself to burn it or chuck it away and it's been lurking in the shed ever since. I've just had a play on the lathe and made my first square-ish live edge dish thingy.

 

[Stigmorgan]

Found out today that we will be with the pagan stalls at the Merrist Wood even next weekend so when I went out to the makerspace today an old worn oak branch screamed at me to be cut into lengths and turned into bud vases, so I cut it into 8 pieces of varying lengths, turned a tenon on the end of each one and managed to get 3 finished and given a good coat of Danish oil, the natural surface took a lot of scrubbing with a brass brush and some tenants had to be evicted but I really like the 3 I've got done, the dust from sanding was horrid

 

[HOJ]

@Stigmorgan how you can make something as good as these, out of what I only see as firewood never ceases to amaze me, hope you have a good show.

Did you get anywhere with a web site or Instagram?

 

[Andy's Shed]

Found out today that we will be with the pagan stalls at the Merrist Wood even next weekend so when I went out to the makerspace today an old worn oak branch screamed at me to be cut into lengths and turned into bud vases, so I cut it into 8 pieces of varying lengths, turned a tenon on the end of each one and managed to get 3 finished and given a good coat of Danish oil, the natural surface took a lot of scrubbing with a brass brush and some tenants had to be evicted but I really like the 3 I've got done, the dust from sanding was horrid
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Excellent work Stig

 

[Stigmorgan]

@Stigmorgan how you can make something as good as these, out of what I only see as firewood never ceases to amaze me, hope you have a good show.

Did you get anywhere with a web site or Instagram?

Not looked at websites yet but I've had instagram for a couple of years, it's
https://www.instagram.com/h1ddenbynature?igsh=MTFweThzemJnYmFqNw==

 

[Owd Jockey]

Looking at the Stig's lovely pieces reminded me of a similar piece I did about 6 years ago, I called it my Phoenix Vase, which was hewn and turned from a piece of Hawthorn, lots of searing of the wood with a blowtorch! The small bowl to the right of the vase was my first attempt at resin where I created a mould in in which I placed pot-pourri and then added the resin, which I then turned. It ended up as a pot-pourri bowl for pot-pourri!

 

[Fred48]

I was given a small piece of Laburnum recently and I wasn't quite sure what to turn it into, as I began to shape it I noticed a split running through and as a result of that, it ended up being smaller than expected. It's now a T light holder.

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I had a piece of Oak that was part of the pith slice that I'd removed from a log several months ago, I couldn't bring myself to burn it or chuck it away and it's been lurking in the shed ever since. I've just had a play on the lathe and made my first square-ish live edge dish thingy.

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If I'm allowed to have a favourite it's the oak one. Love that
Fred

 

[pat from Marck]

I was given a small piece of Laburnum recently and I wasn't quite sure what to turn it into, as I began to shape it I noticed a split running through and as a result of that, it ended up being smaller than expected. It's now a T light holder.

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I had a piece of Oak that was part of the pith slice that I'd removed from a log several months ago, I couldn't bring myself to burn it or chuck it away and it's been lurking in the shed ever since. I've just had a play on the lathe and made my first square-ish live edge dish thingy.

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That oak piece is really nice bet your chuffed with not burning it

 

[pat from Marck]

Found out today that we will be with the pagan stalls at the Merrist Wood even next weekend so when I went out to the makerspace today an old worn oak branch screamed at me to be cut into lengths and turned into bud vases, so I cut it into 8 pieces of varying lengths, turned a tenon on the end of each one and managed to get 3 finished and given a good coat of Danish oil, the natural surface took a lot of scrubbing with a brass brush and some tenants had to be evicted but I really like the 3 I've got done, the dust from sanding was horrid
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Natural beauties

 

[Jonzjob]

I had a request to make a large, 14" salad bowl for a friend. The only way I could get anything that big was to start glueing and got back on my bowl from a plank again. Done with ash and walnut just rough cut on my bandsaw

Flattened on the lathe

Cut into the rounds and glued. I do have several more newal post offcuts and they make perfect weights

The result was really nice and my friend loves it

 

[pat from Marck]

I had a request to make a large, 14" salad bowl for a friend. The only way I could get anything that big was to start glueing and got back on my bowl from a plank again. Done with ash and walnut just rough cut on my bandsaw

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Flattened on the lathe

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Cut into the rounds and glued. I do have several more newal post offcuts and they make perfect weights

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The result was really nice and my friend loves it

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Nice to see your method

 

[Dovetail]

Found out today that we will be with the pagan stalls at the Merrist Wood even next weekend so when I went out to the makerspace today an old worn oak branch screamed at me to be cut into lengths and turned into bud vases, so I cut it into 8 pieces of varying lengths, turned a tenon on the end of each one and managed to get 3 finished and given a good coat of Danish oil, the natural surface took a lot of scrubbing with a brass brush and some tenants had to be evicted but I really like the 3 I've got done, the dust from sanding was horrid
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I would love those all over my house. Well done!

 

[Stigmorgan]

A productive day was had, finished the branch resulting in 9 bud vases I'm calling the withered oak collection


Then I turned a quick ring bowl from birch


Followed by starting a wedding goblet I've been asked to do

 

[pat from Marck]

A productive day was had, finished the branch resulting in 9 bud vases I'm calling the withered oak collection
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Then I turned a quick ring bowl from birch
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Followed by starting a wedding goblet I've been asked to do
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What is the wood your using for the ring goblet looks pretty good

 

[Stigmorgan]

What is the wood your using for the ring goblet looks pretty good

I belive it's Sequoia, it has amazing colour but it's insanely dry and dusty so getting a clean cut requires a razor sharp tool edge, sands very easily too.

 

[MF1000]

and if your not careful with sandpaper will scratch very easily too

 

[Andy's Shed]

I'm really liking the withered Oak, Stig. I'll have to keep an eye out and see if I can find some.

 

[pat from Marck]

I belive it's Sequoia, it has amazing colour but it's insanely dry and dusty so getting a clean cut requires a razor sharp tool edge, sands very easily too.

Looking forward to seeing it in all its glory