Segmented Vase

[Randy Gazda]

I haven't been turning a lot this summer, but did manage to complete this vase. The wood is walnut, maple, and quilted maple. About 9" tall and 6" wide. I don't like the shape but the walls were too thin to change the shape by time I decide I didn't like were it was going. :mad:

For my first segmented vase I am happy with it.

[David E Keller]

It's pretty. Great job for a first or tenth segmented piece. Great wood combo. Looking forward to seeing your next piece.

[Donny Lawson]

Nice vase. Segmented turning looks hard to do but you make it look easy.
Donny

[Carl Miller]

Randy - I think it looks great. Sometimes the shape is really completed until something gets put into it. Some dry flowers or cat tails let you essentially change the form as you please. Ask your wife - she'll fix it right up.

[John Keeton]

Randy, you picked the perfect wood combo, and I think you did a great job with this piece. I admire you guys that take on the segmentation challenge!!

[Steve Mawson]

Boy if my first segmented piece is anything like yours I will be more than satisfied. I can give you my address if you really don't like it. Nice piece.

[John Hart]

I'm never going to do a segmented piece. You must have the patience of a mountain Randy. Too bad you ran into a thickness problem. This layout is very appealing and the wood choices are great!. :)

[Bernie Weishapl]

That is a awful pretty piece. Really nice for a first for sure.

[Michael James]

Randy, nice job! I really like the colors and how you made the segments look "mortered" like bricks. I dont ever remember seeing that. If thats your 1st Im dying to see your 10th!
mj