Candy dish from a board

[Dave Stoler]

http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/ae127/DRSMajorMalfunction/2003_0110shop100016.jpg?It,s been quite awhile since I,ve posted but here,s my latest Malcolm Tibbetts inspired piece.Leopard wood and ebony.Comments and critiques welcome. http://i964.photobucket.com/albums/ae127/DRSMajorMalfunction/th_2003_0110shop100015.jpg

[John Keeton]

Dave, it looks to be a very nice piece, and larger pics would help show it off a little better. Hard to appreciate all you have done with it.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Really nice piece. Bigger pic's would have made it's viewing a little better.

[Dave Stoler]

I,m still learning the resizing part. :)

[John Keeton]

Better!! Very nice, and a beautiful finish. What did you use?

[Steve Schlumpf]

Real nice work Dave! Beautiful wood and finish!

If you have any questions about photos - lots of folks here willing to help out!

[Robert McGowen]

That is really an excellent piece. Please describe the finish, it is great!

[Andy Pogue]

Could you explain "a dish from a board"? is it a glue up?

Beautiful work!

[Baxter Smith]

Now that pic does it justice! Very nice!

[Bill Bolen]

Outstanding piece Dave. Love the form and color of the wood...Bill...

[Doug W Swanson]

Looks great. You must have spent a little time on the finishing of that piece!

Doug

[David E Keller]

That's beautiful, and wow, it is glossy! Great looking dish.

[Steve Vaughan]

that's really nice looking. very clean! what's the size?

[Dave Stoler]

Yes,I guess it is a form of segmenting..And yeah,you cut apart a single board and glue it up..It took the same amount of wood to make the bowl as it did to make the lid.
It measures 8 in diameter by 5 1/2 high.The finish is tru oil.

[Ken Glass]

Dave,
Very nice piece. Form is great and the finish is excellent. Where are the segments of the bottom? It is hard to see from your picture? Share your finish with us also.