Here's my pic's

[Walt Nollan]

Thank for the warm welcome folk's. Glad to see some sailor's out there! Allot of you ask to some pictures so here they are. First up is maple bowl that I call the GEO bowl.
# 2 is a pattern from Frank LLoyd Wright I incorperated into a vase.

[Brian McInturff]

:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
I'm speechless!!!
Amazing work. Are you Malcolms son?

[Walt Nollan]

OOps! Too many moving parts I guess. #3 is another bowl of my own design. And then I made an orniment with the FLW design.
Happy Holidays.

Walt

[Walt Nollan]

Never met him but I do love his work. We have emailed a couple of times. He is the master though! Ray allen and Kevin Neely are other segmenters I like.
Walt

[Steve Schlumpf]

Wow Walt!!! You do not disappoint!! Amazing work - beautiful designs! Looking forward to seeing more!

[Tim A. Mitchell]

Got anything to show that you might have put some effort into?:rolleyes:;):D

Just kidding, obiously. Those are some great looking pieces. Bowl #1 there looks awesome.

[Tim Malyszko]

Those are amazing. Nice work. Please post more!!!

[Tony De Masi]

to those of us who thought we were making some progress we now take a step back and marvel at your work.

Absolutely stunning.

Tony

[Bill Wyko]

WOW Walt! Nice, nice job. Do you offer classes? I've seen the first one you did somewhere before. Maby a magazine or another site? I've been trying to figure out that pattern in the bottom for some time now. This is going in my favorites.:)

[Barry Elder]

Very nice work, as would be expected from a sailor by a sailor!

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Walt............Beautiful eye candy! Thanks for sharing!

[Alex Elias]

Wow. that is some outstanding looking work. Trully fenomenal

[Glenn Hodges]

By George, these are known down here as, "Something Else". I appreciate you showing me these beautiful pieces.

[Brian Brown]

WOW!!!

These are beautiful. Glad to see another segmented turned here. Welcome to the group. I always wanted to try a "cube" pattern like the one in your first pic, but haven't been able to figure out how. Perhaps you would care to share? Keep the pic's coming. People like you keep the rest of us inspired.

Brian

[Paul Engle]

There goes the bar ..... again... and from a Navy vet ... scheessh :D. ( just kidding ) Awsome Walt , Awsome ... Welcome home man.

[Ron Hipp]

Beautiful work.....!!!!

[Mike A. Smith]

Walt, that geo bowl is about the coolest thing I've seen!

[Dale Gregory]

Oh my God! The first bowl is amazing. Looks like 3D when you enlarge it. Terrific job!

Dale

[Dan Forman]

YIKES!!! Those are incredible. Thanks for sharing.

Dan

[Walt Nollan]

Thanks for all the fantastic comments! I do appreciate them! I am glad you all like them. Now if I can just get my head through the door way. I do have a power point file on how I screwed up and then re-did the FLW vase but am not sure how to present it on this site. Any body know a way?

Walt

[Bernie Weishapl]

Wow Walt those are beautiful. Holy Cow the first one is like one said 3-D.

[Rick Gifford]

I can do better.

Just kidding :p

No I can't. I love your work! I appreciate how much work goes into fine segmented turnings. Beautiful indeed. Thank you for sharing!

[Tom Sherman]

You do some nice work Walt.

[Dean Thomas]

I do have a power point file on how I screwed up and then re-did the FLW vase but am not sure how to present it on this site. Any body know a way?
Unless the powers that be can convince the forum software to allow .ppt files, I'm not sure that you can. If you zip it, you can attach it. If you have a website where you could host it, you could link it. I'm not sure that you can get photobucket.com to accept a ppt file, but it might be worth a shot. I'll try it for you if you'd like and don't want to open your own photobucket freebie account.

The last and worst option is to just tell folks that if they're interested (and I would be!) to email it to those who are interested.

Some random thoughts... Back to the woodshop for me. Miles to turn before I ship.

[Bill White]

OK! Now that you've shown us how well you turn/saw, I guess that I'll have to turn my lathe into another boat anchor. Dang! That is some swell work, and welcome aboard (hear the pipe?).
Bill

[Ed Scolforo]

Walt, phenominal work! That first one has me totally mesmerized! Ed

[Ben Gastfriend]

If you'd like to email it to me I'll put it on my website and then give you the link to it to post... just a thought

benatmur@yahoo.com

P.S. Your work is amazing! Segmented work won't be coming to my shop for a while, but it is awsome to see it!:D:D