Square, but not quite flat

[Lee DeRaud]

Blame Raymond for this one.:p And yes, it does get just a bit exciting watching those corners go whizzing by: most of the sanding took place by hand, off the lathe...way way way off the lathe, thankyouverymuch.:eek:
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6"x6"x3/4" poplar, looked a little plain on the lathe so I scraped out a flat spot on the inside and added the insert afterward (1/32" birch ply).

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

Sorry, Wouldn't let me see your attachments!

Bruce

[Don Baer]

What Bruce said.

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[Lee DeRaud]

Ok, it's fixed now: dropped the connection when I submitted the thread first time.

[Don Baer]

That is real cool. Looks like your making great use of both the spinny thing and the electron burner.

[Henry C. Gernhardt, III]

That is a gorgeous piece. How did you do the inset?

[Don Baer]

That is a gorgeous piece. How did you do the inset?


He used a skew...

[tod evans]

cool piece lee!

[Dennis Peacock]

Looks real nice Lee!!! Good job!!!!!:D

[Frank Chaffee]

Not you too Lee!
I’ve been gettin’ dizzy enuf lately trying to discern flat from spinny, but this piece is doubly waay out there!

Frank

[Bernie Weishapl]

Great job Lee. I like the way it turned out.

[Ernie Nyvall]

Real pleasing form Lee and I like the dragonfly.

Ernie

[Mark Cothren]

Pretty cool, Lee!!! Nice work!

[Corey Hallagan]

Wow,that is really something. I like those squared projects and the inlay looks great!

Corey

[Jim Ketron]

Very Nice Lee!
Love the laser work!

[Barry Stratton]

This one turned out AWESOME, Lee. Well done.

[Dick Parr]

That really looks nice Lee. The dragonfly adds just the right touch.

Great job.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

I'm sure this will stir up some comment.........but I think adding laser work to turning produces a beautiful compliment! Lee I think you've found yourself a very special niche and you are filling it well. Great piece! Wood....form.....finish ....embelishment! Excelllent!