Hickory Faux HF's

[Tom Keen]

Made from Hickory. Largest is about 8 by 3.5, the smallest is about 4 inches in diameter. They are "cheaters" ie: shaped, cut in half, hollowed, glued and finished. But they were fun and I think they look ok. I like them. One coat of danish oil, buffed and waxed.

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[TYLER WOOD]

very nice pieces. I like the thought of cheating on them. I think that might be the way I have to go, as it will be a while before I can get the tools I need to make the HF that I have visioned.

[George Guadiane]

Nice work, no matter how you got there.

[dennis kranz]

I think they look great. Will have to give it a try.
Dennis

[Bernie Weishapl]

Great looking HF's Tom. Well done.

[Allen Neighbors]

Nice looking forms! Nice wood, too! "However you got there" doesn't make the wood any difference. You got there. Well done.

[joe greiner]

Very well done, Tom. For vases, though, I'm not sure HF is the way to go anyway. A smaller hole helps to stabilize the flower's stem, so it doesn't flop over so readily. All depends on the proposed flower arrangement(s): single or multiple flowers.

Joe

[Steve Schlumpf]

Nice looking hollow forms Tom! Great looking forms, wood and finish! We each have our own way of doing things - yours looks like a winner!

[Jim Becker]

Those are quite nice. And it's not cheating. It's just another technique...