I turned a vessel

[Anthony Yakonick]

The other night and thought you might like to see it.


Click slideshow in the upper right corner
http://www.woodworkersweb.com/modules.php?set_albumName=Start-to-finish-slideshow&op=modload&name=gallery&file=index&include=view_album.php

[Dick Parr]

Beautiful work, I like the wood and the shape of it. Very nice :)

[Jim Becker]

Yes you did! And a wonderful job, as usual, Anthony... :D

Happy New Year!

[Michael Stafford]

Most excellent and a beautiful slide show. Learned a lot just watching it a few times. Thanks for sharing...

[Jim Ketron]

Wow some nice ambrosia maple great job!
what finish did you use?
Like the slideshow step by step!
Jim

[Gary Max]

Thanks even with a slow dail up phone line it was well worth it to watch the show.
Makes me want to run out and buy a bigger lathe.
Thanks for taking the time to share with us.

[Glenn Hodges]

Anthony, very informative, beautiful wood. Thanks for the show.

[Matthew Clarke]

Anthony, an abosuletly great job. Nice proportions and a great finish!

Matt Clarke

[John Miliunas]

Anthony, you're tempting me to go fire up the lathe! Very inspirational. Love the shape and the wood speaks for itself. Nice job!:) :cool:

[Jack Hogoboom]

Anthony,

Nice work!! I really like the form. That's an interesting jam chuck you used when you reversed the piece. Can you comment on the design? Never seen one like that, but it looks like it would work very well.

Looks like you had no problems hollowing on the chuck. If that was me, the piece would've snapped off and flown across the room a couple of times.

Thanks for sharing.

Jack

[Pat Salter]

I don't know which I'm more impressed with, the vessel or the slideshow :D

both were very well done.

[Anthony Yakonick]

Thanks all, I bought a new camera and had to learn how to use it! I also wanted document this turning as it is #900 ( or somewhere close, I lost track a few years ago ;) )

Jim, the finish of the week is Watco ;) , and I prefer to call it silver maple.
Jack, the jam chuck was made that way to use on natural edged burl vessels but if fits any hole from 1" to 2.5".

Once again thanks all