Lionel Mercier
04-19-2009, 8:52 AM
Hello all.
Back with another project that held me for some weeks...
The birth of the project was encounter of the piece named "Tangere" on the web site of the australian turner Brendan Stemp. When I saw this I thought immediately: But this is a crab... and I plan to turn a crab.
Only a two axis turning (but I've done hot brain to dicover...)
At this time the piece is not achieved, but I 've soon a title in French: "Bol Tourteau"
I translate: Edible crab bowl.
But you'll judge, my wife is thinking about a catamaran sail boat with his two stems...but mast is missing and the sail too...
Not achieved because:
1/ not so easy to decide when you stop sanding ( and I've to still sanding in the knuckles of the beast )
2/ not achieved the foot. I don't know if have to leave the foot so or carve some legs, six theoretically, four in this case I think...I put the question to myself.
3/ I project to turn a lid with the look of a crab chest, texturing the edge and making four eyes in the front.
...
But I was impatient to show.
Sincerely;
Lionel
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Back with another project that held me for some weeks...
The birth of the project was encounter of the piece named "Tangere" on the web site of the australian turner Brendan Stemp. When I saw this I thought immediately: But this is a crab... and I plan to turn a crab.
Only a two axis turning (but I've done hot brain to dicover...)
At this time the piece is not achieved, but I 've soon a title in French: "Bol Tourteau"
I translate: Edible crab bowl.
But you'll judge, my wife is thinking about a catamaran sail boat with his two stems...but mast is missing and the sail too...
Not achieved because:
1/ not so easy to decide when you stop sanding ( and I've to still sanding in the knuckles of the beast )
2/ not achieved the foot. I don't know if have to leave the foot so or carve some legs, six theoretically, four in this case I think...I put the question to myself.
3/ I project to turn a lid with the look of a crab chest, texturing the edge and making four eyes in the front.
...
But I was impatient to show.
Sincerely;
Lionel
116036116037116038