Walnut HF - First Monster articulated piece

[steven carter]

This is the first HF using the monster articulated system. It is 6.5" tall and 4" wide. Pretty consistant 1/8" thickness.
Just a coat of oil at this point, will buff after drying.

[Dennis Ford]

I really like the shape of this piece.

[Tony De Masi]

I'm with Dennis. Love the shape on this piece. Please post again after you buff it.

[Roger Chandler]

That R purdy! I like the shape Steven.........shoulder is at the right place and the nice flowing curve to the bottom with a smallish foot............you did very well with your first monster hf!

[John Keeton]

Very pleasing, Steve!!

[Robert McGowen]

Just adding to what the others have said, but it is a very nice shape.

[Harvey Ghesser]

Looks like the shape is classic!

[charlie knighton]

very nice.....enjoy your new system

[David E Keller]

Nicely done!

[Scott Hackler]

Very nice, pleasing shape.

Hey Keller, did you type out your message with a pencil in your mouth? Double hand surgery still seem like a wise choice? :)

[Dan Forman]

Looks like a fine first form, you must be pleased.

Dan

[Michelle Rich]

welldone..love the long tall shape..

[Roland Martin]

Really like it Steve. Very nice form, isn't that Monster nice?

[Steve Campbell]

Like the shape very much Steve. It's hard to go wrong with anything made of Walnut as far as I am concerned.

Steve

[steven carter]

I'm with Dennis. Love the shape on this piece. Please post again after you buff it.

Here it is after buffing and ren wax.

[Steve Vaughan]

That's a really nice turning!

[Eric Holmquist]

The more I see folks jumping into hollow forms with great success like this, the more inspired I get to make an articulated arm system and try the fun myself.

[Tim Rinehart]

Steven, you're probably hooked now! That came out very well, very well indeed.
I wouldn't have changed a thing. Great work!

[BILL DONAHUE]

Very nice! A classic look with perfect shape.

[Tony De Masi]

Like it even more Steven. Thanks for re-posting.

[Bill Wyko]

An absolutely beautiful form and finish. The slight upward flair at the top really brings it all together. The soft look of the finish also lends to its beauty. Well done.

[Jamie Donaldson]

A real winner Steven, but the base could have been rolled under a bit to create a shadow line, to separate it from the surface on which it sits.

[John M. Smith]

Very nice looking form. Love the finish. The walnut is gorgeous.