What I've been working on

[Harry Robinette]

Hi All
This is what I've been working on (I have to have a couple projects going at once)the
One on chuck- 1st coat of finish Arm-r-seal
Taper vase- a friends he's working in my shop his house burnt,I'm finishing for him 3rd coat sanded DO.
Maple vase-trying some things,just working on it (been 3 months now)
Poplar-fresh turning, sealed with oil /sanded with DO
Large maple-almost done 3rd coat DO drying
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[Jon McElwain]

That looks like a nice set of projects you have got there! I like the natural edge piece - attractive color and a nice thick bark rim. I also like the light weight look to the first piece in the chuck - clean and simple. I will be interested in seeing the completed carved piece as well. Are you going for a revealed brick castle look with that one?

Of course I am suspicious of your work - no wood shavings, dust, or tools lying around on the bench to prove that you actually spent time working on these projects....:D

[Steve Schlumpf]

Looks like you have been keeping busy! Nice forms! Really find your experimental Maple vase interesting! Looking forward to seeing it once completed!

[John Keeton]

Harry, very nice array of projects! I also think the maple vase is interesting. Looks like you are getting a nice effect of plaster coming off a brick wall - hope that is the intent!

[Keith E Byrd]

Good looking projects. What is DO?

[Fred Perreault]

Nice stuff Harry, especially the "bowl on a chuck". I set things aside on a chuck to dry in shavings for a while and do another often. Sometimes it works out successfully. :)

[bob svoboda]

Good stuff Harry. Looks like you are keeping busy!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Harry those are some nice looking turnings. I like the maple vase and hope you will post it when it is finished.

[Baxter Smith]

Great assortment of turnings. The maple vase looks neat(and time consuming!)

[Jim Burr]

Some good lookijng stuff there Harry. Glad to see your keeping busy!

[Doug Wolf]

Good looking projects. What is DO?

Danish Oil