4th Pic Post

[Maylon Harvey]

Again more pictures 4th post

Left to right
Shag Bark Hickory 7 ½ x 2 1/2 Tung Oil It was wet and I turned it all the way (no drying method). Waited till next day to sand. Wrong. It was so warped already I couldn’t power sand it and had to do it the hard way. But it turned out to be one of my favorites the way it warped.
Oak Burl 6 ¾ x 3 Antique Oil Beall Buffed

[Steve Schlumpf]

Now you are getting into some interesting pieces! I do like both of these - first because of the wavy edge and the second one because of all the grain variations! Nice finish on both of these!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Maylon these turned out pretty nice. I like the natural warping.

[David Wilhelm]

I love the floppy hickory, I've tried several times for that wild warp. and they either crack or look better than ones i've dried. That looks great. I'll give some hickory a spin and see what I end up with.

[Bill Wyko]

What they said. What you thought was a problem ended up the feature of the piece. Ain't wood great, especially those pieces. Nice job.:)

[Dave Stoler]

First off, beautiful pieces.. Second, our club is having a demo on turning hats by Mr Thompson,the tool guy.:) The floppy edges just made just made me think of that.:rolleyes:

[robert hainstock]

Isn't it great how sometmes our best work is out of our control? :):):)
Bob