Beauty in Simplicity

[ROBERT SCHUMAN]

A friend asked me if I wanted a peice of fire wood. It turned out to be a peice of elm we cut up about fifteen years ago .It was pretty rotten and checked but I managed to get Two 3.5 inch round orbs out of one piece I gave him one ,cause he said I couldnt get any usable wood out of it , and here is the other. Deft and turtle wax.

Bob S.

[Curt Fuller]

Yes sir, those are beautiful. Nice wood and a very nice job of making them.

[Jim Becker]

Orbular, man...orbular!! :D :D :D

Seriously, that's beautiful stuff! Beautiful.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Beautiful Robert. You are right sometimes the most beautiful is the simpliest.

[Corey Hallagan]

Those are really cool! Nice job.

Corey

[Henry C. Gernhardt, III]

Very lovely, Robert. Did you use a jam/cup chuck to finish off the ends?

[ROBERT SCHUMAN]

Very lovely, Robert. Did you use a jam/cup chuck to finish off the ends?


No sir ,I just turn the ends down till ,well as small as possible. 1/8 or so then cut them off ,and random orbit lightly.

Bob

[Ernie Nyvall]

Very nice Robert. I'm afraid if I tried those, they'd end up looking more like eggs.:o

Ernie

[Mike Ramsey]

Nicely done! That's something that I'm afraid to try! Hard enough
getting a half circle! Maybe if I try to turn an egg it'll come out round!

[Mark Cothren]

Nice work, Robert! Great rescue from the firewood pile.

[Michael Stafford]

Your roundosities are fantabulous, Robert. Good work, woodpile or not!