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Thread: My 16th segmented turning, critiques welcome

  1. #31
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    Absolutely beautiful piece Bill.!!!!!!!

    Now....let me see if I can critique it a bit.




    1. The form is too perfect.
    2. It's a bit too round.
    3. The colors are too pretty.
    4. The overall curve of the exterior is far too continuous.
    5. The bottom is too poportional to the oveall size and shape of the turning.
    6. Most of all.........It's not sitting in my private turning collection.

    Hey Bill...wanna trade turnings some time.?
    Thanks & Happy Wood Chips,
    Dennis -
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    Thanks Dennis. Let me get past this art & wine festival and I might take you up on some trading.
    What you listen to is your business....what you hear is ours.

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    I'm late to the party but great work Bill. Another treat to see next month.

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    Bill,

    That is really something! You have passed from beginner to expert in no time at all!!! I love the colors, shape and, well, everything!!! WOW

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    that's an atta boy!

    Nice job Bill

    Quinn

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    Fantastic piece Bill!!!

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    I can only echo whats already been said. "What a BEAUTIFUL piece"!!

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    You are all too kind. Thank you very much.
    What you listen to is your business....what you hear is ours.

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    I don't have my micrometer handy, but I think the layout of one of the segments might be a 64th of an inch out. . . .

    That is awesome! Would you happen to have any shots of the preturned glue up? Thanks for posting these pics, VERY inspiring.

    Regards,

    Dustin

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    drum sander

    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Wheeler View Post
    very nice work Bill i wish to try one of these some day when I can get a drum sander made and i like sowthwest much better then them greeks
    Tony what is the drum sander for? I don't have one do I have to buy another tool? Oh, shucks
    John 3:17

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    Wow Bill, That is incredible!! You are spot on!
    I'll be sure not to show that to my friends, I can't compete with that as I got em buffaloed into thinking I'm the tops.
    John 3:17

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    A beautiful piece, very well done.

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    Beauty

    I have to say that your piece is truly awww inspiring. I hope to create something with such elegance someday!! Having said that, what sander are you talking about to sand this piece? I have been searching through Hartley posts and cant find anything.

    Thanks For the beauty post,

    John Grabowski

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dustin Thompson View Post
    I don't have my micrometer handy, but I think the layout of one of the segments might be a 64th of an inch out. . . .

    That is awesome! Would you happen to have any shots of the preturned glue up? Thanks for posting these pics, VERY inspiring.

    Regards,

    Dustin
    Sorry Dustin, I had left my camera at work the durring the build. I do plan on doing a beginning to end thread like Steve did to help anyone who wants to try segmenting. My next project is to finish the Humidor I've been building for the last 6 months. I'll be posting that in general woodworking when I finish it. My next turning will have a new twist that I've not seen yet by anyone.
    Thank you all again for all the kind words. You are all an inspiration.
    What you listen to is your business....what you hear is ours.

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    Wow. Good job.

    I have not yet attempted segmented turning, but your work is definitely an inspiration to try it.

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