Looking good- AGAIN. I like them both but liked the brown and grren combination on the 1st one.
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Looking good- AGAIN. I like them both but liked the brown and grren combination on the 1st one.
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Steve.
Your getting down right dangerous. I love it.
Randy
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Steve, I like the color on this one better than the first one. I think it is deeper. I also like the form. I hope that one day I will be able to turn a hollow form like that.
Thanks for trying this and posting it. There is color in my future. That should help some of the sweetgum I have. A lot of it is a little too plain. It's good to practice on but not enough grain.
Thanks again.
Eugene in NC
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Ok this 'green' movement has just gone too far......
all seriousness, very nice and I love the color !
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Its amazing what a color twist can do for a piece. I like it a lot!
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Love the juicy green, as the previous, especially how the accent varies on each side! I played around with some water based dark green dye some time ago but didnt carry it far. Here's a quick snap on my mobile: the apple isnt mine and the 2nd is a handle I epoxied to a bit holder to get a quick torx driver.
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i like the dark green. insperional
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