segmented turnings

[Montgomery Scott]

The taller vessel is bigleaf maple burl, harvested locally, bubinga, eastern maple, African padauk and gabon ebony. 7.75" x 7.75"

The fat one is curly something (had it for a few years and forgot what it was), bubinga, bocote, cocobolo, quilted western maple, eastern maple, black dyed costello, bloodwood and gabon ebony. 10.75" x 5"

Both are shot with semi-gloss lacquer, though the top ebony ring on the fat one is buffed to high gloss.

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[mike ash]

Nice work Montgomery. The form, design and colors go extremely well together. I especially like the segmented band that you can see so easily from the opening.

Nice, Nice, Nice......!!!!!

[John Keeton]

Montgomery, I will have to say, these are some of the nicer segmented turnings I have seen! I really like the taller one. Forms are very good, joinery is excellent, and a love the wood combos. Great work!!

[Roger Chandler]

Oooh........those are pretty! Nice work indeed Montgomery! I am going to learn how to do that! I got my copy of Malcolm's book yesterday........have not had time to get into it yet...........looks like I won't be able to until maybe next week ......dealing with funerals, and other services this weekend.........much prep time!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Those are beauties. Form and wood combo's look great.

[Bill Wyko]

Very nice indeed. Excellent form and wonderful choice of woods. Your patterns are very pleasing as well.

[Allan Ferguson]

I really like both of them.

[Doug W Swanson]

Nice work! I like them both but the accent ring on the short one is really cool!

[Michelle Rich]

as a segmenter, I know the work involved with these. Super nice vessels. Great shape & designs. super nice finishing too.

[Bill Bulloch]

Those are great. I like them both, but the smaller one stands out the most for me.