#2 Hollow form on pedestal with finish applied

[John Spitters]

Thought that I would post a pic. of the finished form now that I have it buffed and
assembled. In the end I figuired that I would keep it as is and not do any changes .. this way I could keep it as a study piece and a reminder of what to do different the next time around.
I've also included a pic together with the previous form #1 and a pencil to give a perspective of scale.

John

[John Keeton]

John, I think keeping it as is makes sense. This is a very nice piece, and it will always give you a reference point for the future. Both pieces are well one, though I like the more recent one best. Very good detail work, and the finish buffed out very well! Now, we need to work on setting up a photo booth!! It would do wonders for showing off the nice work you do.

[Roland Martin]

These are fantastic turnings Very nice, crisp detailing on the finials & pedestals and great forms.

[David DeCristoforo]

Really nice. I like the smaller of the two best. The large one is awesome but to my eye it looks too big for the pedestal. But the other one is delicious! Everything on that one looks just right.

[Mark Hubl]

Those are both nice. You did a good job on number one and two. Finish came out well.

[Baxter Smith]

Both are nice John but number 2 seems to have the better proportions when placed side by side.

[David E Keller]

Nicely done, John. I like them both.

[Bernie Weishapl]

I like them both. Really well done.

[Curt Fuller]

I like both as well. Something about the finial on the more recent one is just really cool. It seems to flow in the opposite direction of most and just really looks good. The perspective with the pencil is surprising, I would have though they were both larger.

[Jeff Hamilton Jr.]

Great work. The first one is my favorite too, as with David D., but both show excellent craftsmanship.