K - yew

[Lionel Mercier]

Hello All,
(caillou is a little stone in French)
Other way with a yew branch, two axis, hollowed per top
H 120mm
Have good turnings,
Lionel.
nota:
it's more convenient to blow shavings and dust when you have two holes. see Souflette
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on the Yew4T,
http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=141679 , Dave MacArthur says:
Very nice. Now I want to see some small tea-cups ! Or you could re-characterize it and call it a Sake set
That's a good idea Dave. And I recharacterise my work in "Art Sake":cool:
(I translate the joke Art sacré, Art for the church and so...)

[Steve Schlumpf]

Once again - excellent use of your imagination! Very nice turning! Great looking wood and finish! Looking forward to seeing more of your 'Art Sake' collection!

Thanks for sharing!

[Frank Van Atta]

A really great piece.

Frank

[Jonathan Harvey]

Just amazing, excellent work. Is there a tutorial on how to do this anywhere? I'd love to try it myself someday.

[John Hart]

The clearing of the shavings picture is priceless!! Very nice piece.:)

[James Combs]

Just amazing, excellent work. Is there a tutorial on how to do this anywhere? I'd love to try it myself someday.

Ditto on a tutorial:). The HF looks great but impossible to turn:eek:. Looks easier to carve then to turn. Must be some sort of offset turning.

[alex carey]

I'm still trying to wrap my head around how you do these. Hopefully one of these days ill try something like that.

[Richard Madison]

Very pretty piece Lionel!

[Lionel Mercier]

Hello All,
thanks for comments,
I have no tutorial but a sequence of 3 pictures.(for the first Yew4T)
Are eloquent...
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After turning job there remain a lot of carving for the non turned wood (gouge, rasp, KingArthurTool, Kutzall...and in fine sandpaper on the thumb :D !)
Friendly, Lionel.

[Mark Hubl]

Excellent. Thanks for the tutorial pictures.