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    spalted maple hollow form

    This is a spalted maple piece that to me looks like a garlic. Unusual form but I kinda like it. Measures 5x5 with a sealcoat and wax finish.


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    Beautiful!!!! Thanks for posting.
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    Fine work Mike!

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    Heck of a job---I think you live just down the road from me. We are over by Campbellsville Ky.
    I sure do like the stuff you turn.
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    A winner!

    It reminds me of some of the Gourds that I have seen hanging. In any case it is a very nice very artful piece and a pleasure to my old eyes.
    Bob

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    Has a Southwestern flair in my opinion. Beautiful Mike. The black edge really defines the opening. Nice work!

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    Very nice. I love the form.
    Jack

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    That's a nice looking form Mike. I like the way you finished the opening. Nice job.

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    Paul

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    Mike,

    As usual, great turning job, great photography. Really like the burned edge!

    Steve
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    Outstanding!! Love the wood - color and grain pattern! Form is great! I see the garlic/onion form you mentioned and it really grabs your attention! Great natural opening! I look forward to seeing what you come up with next!
    Steve

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    Love the spalting in this piece and the shape is really fun! Nice job.

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    That is beautiful and the wood is awesome.
    Bernie

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    Very, very nice. Is that a "simulated" natural edge? Whether it is or isn't, it sets the piece off distinctively.

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    Wow! That is an amazing piece. The form does look like a garlic head. Beautiul burning around the opening, too.


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    is that edge burned, or natuaral? looks amazing either way,
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