Care for a glass of wine?

[Gary Chester]

Doh!

I managed to break the GF's favorite wine glass... fixed it up with some Black Walnut. The other two are plum... err, the little one might be cherry:confused:... no... it's plum.

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Heights are from 8.5" down to 4".

Always happy to hear opinions on the turnings and photo work... as long as your not all liquored up... :rolleyes: :D

[Philip Duffy]

Good job! Nice looking glasses for wine and - - - -. Phil

[Colin MacDiarmid]

Nice work and a good recovery job on the GFs wine glass, well done

[John Keeton]

Nice work, and some very nice wood!! Great idea on the save, too! Kinda like the short one, but all are well done.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Very nice work on everything Gary! How does your girlfriend like the new stem?

[Bernie Weishapl]

Very nice work on all and a great save on the wine glass.

[Baxter Smith]

They are all very nice. What did you attach the glass to the wood with. Bought a pretty glass vase at an auction years ago. Broke the foot shortly thereafter but kept the vase thinking that I might someday turn one. Now if I can remember what I did with it! At the moment I don't have a clue.:)

[David E Keller]

Very nice... I'm kinda drawn to the tall, thin one, but I like all three. Hope the repair job gets you out of trouble with the significant other.

[Robert McGowen]

I have seen a lot of people do what you did with the wine glass on purpose. I have even read an article on the best way to break the stem..... but you wouldn't REALLY have done that, would you?
Come on, we won't tell her.... fess up..... :D

[Gary Chester]

Thanks all for the nice comments.

And yes, the GF is happy... so I'm happy... y'all know how that works.

Robert, break her favorite glass on purpose???:eek: How long have you been single???:D:D:D

Baxter, I used 5 minute epoxy... so far, so good...