1st Bottle Stopper...went a little crazy

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I decided to try something a little different tonight. I had these bottle stopper sets lying around and a couple blocks of acrylic. Tapped it up and started turning. For some reason for my first one, I wanted it to be special (don't we all :eek:). Anyway, this just kind of came out of the turning. My wife couldn't quite tell what I was aiming for, and the jury is still out. Any thoughts on it being a keeper?
 

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I decided to try something a little different tonight. I had these bottle stopper sets lying around and a couple blocks of acrylic. Tapped it up and started turning. For some reason for my first one, I wanted it to be special (don't we all :eek:). Anyway, this just kind of came out of the turning. My wife couldn't quite tell what I was aiming for, and the jury is still out. Any thoughts on it being a keeper?

i love it. but, having sold quite a few stoppers and from the feedback and personal experience, i might soften the edges just a little. remember a stopper is something that people handle with open hand. it is easier to grip and less offensive to the touch if smoother. just a little radius on the transitions would make a world of difference in the feel and not effect the look at all. that is just my opinion. other than that i love it. i have not had the nerve to make one that tall yet. beautiful job.
 
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