First photo

[Pat Salter]

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I've been a sometime commenter here and finally got some digital pix of my stuff to put up.

This is a candy(?) dish approx 11" tall and 5 1/4" wide at lowest shelf. Made from sycamore and the pattern was taken from the Oct 05 Woodwork magazine.

[Dick Parr]

Very nice and unique design. Looks like it will be functional as well. Great shape and love the wood. Great first picture, keep them coming.;)

[Pat Salter]

functional? we filled it with candy Christmas day. you don't see any candy left do you?:D

[John Hart]

Very cool Pat! How is it assembled? Glued or screwed? I have trouble with getting things centered even though I have a lathe. :o

[Mark Cothren]

Very nice! I like that idea.

Looks like it could all be turned as one piece?

Thanks for the picture!

[Ernie Nyvall]

Nice picture and piece of work Pat. Great idea.

Ernie

[Bill Stevener]

Hi Pat,
Like your candy dish, always nice to see something different. I like your photo as well. I am trying to get some discussion going among the group as to how they present there work with the photos they show. As SMC is the best place on the internet to relate to ones love for woodworking and this forum turning, it's all in the show and tell.
I started a little thread, in hopes others would join in with how and what they do to present there work. Not to become a professional, but any and all input will surely help everyone to improve and enhance the show part.
So all in all your photo is quite nice, how and what did you do to get it that way.
Thanks for sharing,
Bill.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>:)

[Keith Burns]

Very nice. Nice detail,wood and finish. Good photo as well.

[Pat Salter]

Thanks guys.

Mark, I'm not THAT good:D , no, it's made from pieces, three shelves, three spindles and a base. and to answer John's question, it's glued only.

The picture doesn't show it but the grain on the three shelves match but that's only because the pieces came from the same trunk that I sliced up and stacked.

Bill, I'll find that thread and let you know how I did it there.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Nice picture Pat and great piece of work.