are yea a crow?

[charlie knighton]

which is more important, shiney or lift?

i know the crow likes shiney, which do you value more? :eek: :D

[Roger Chandler]

which is more important, shiney or lift?

i know the crow likes shiney, which do you value more? :eek: :D


Charlie,

I think a little more explanation and information is in order here. From your question, it is so broad that we do not know the application of your illustration............

More details are in order.......so fire away!

[Michael James]

Actually, voluptuous is in this yr!:cool:

[Dennis Ford]

I am not sure what you mean by "lift" but I am not a big fan of shiney. Some pieces look better with a high gloss but I tend to be attracted to those pieces with organic character (defects?) and they look better without gloss.

[Rick Prosser]

Are they mutually exclusive?

I don't care for bowls that shine, but some hollow forms look nice with a deep shine.

Is that the kind of answer you are looking for?

[Bernie Weishapl]

People around here like shiney. I sell 3 or 4 shiney pieces for every one satin or semi-gloss piece I sell. I like satin myself but on some piece shiney is the way to go.

[Bill Bulloch]

I like the moon shine(y), it really gives me a lift.

[Dennis Puskar]

Explain what you are talking about !

[charlie knighton]

a discussion of particulars of a turning

lift, shiney, how about thickness