Ash hollow form
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SDB777
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What size is the hole in the top?
I have always thought Ash was under-rated....seems it is a pretty sweet timber!
Scott (thick growth rings) B
I have always thought Ash was under-rated....seems it is a pretty sweet timber!
Scott (thick growth rings) B
flyitfast
Member
That is a great way to position the grain. I like the shape and finish.
Well done!
gordon
Well done!
gordon
Haynie
Member
:biggrin:I can't see your ash. You big tease. Showing everyone else some ash.....:biggrin:
Oh, there it is. Came up after I posted the above.
That's cool. I have never worked with ash. It is pretty.
Oh, there it is. Came up after I posted the above.
That's cool. I have never worked with ash. It is pretty.
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Old Codger
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Very nice vessel Colin! I've never seen or turned Ash before so your vessel makes me want to try it too! Very pretty and the grain makes your turning pop! Have a Merry Christmas and wonderful New Year! Safe turning to you too!
Ash is very under-rated. I've done several bowls and a few salt mills in ash; and I am always amazed at the grain pattern.
The Penguin
Member
most of the "urban" ash I see is "Arizona" ash that have been planted in subdivisions and grown up over the years.
a few months ago, I had opportunity to cut down a white ash that turned out to be over 100 years old. It grew up tall, straight and the growth rings are tight and nicely varied in color from heartwood to sapwood.
very much different than the neighborhood junk that I leave on the curb when I see a tree crew cutting one down.
Bobostro61
Member
Beautiful piece there. The grain is awesome.