Red or White anyone?????

[Bob Wemm]

John Crane is responsible for this. He told me I needed a few more Goblets, a tray and a couple of bottles so the party could begin.

No sooner suggested than done.:biggrin:

The tray is 2in dia. and the goblets are 5/8in tall. Goblets and white bottle are Tasmanian Oak and the red bottle is Jarrah.

Hope you enjoy the party.

Close up photos show up the poor finish.:redface:

Bob

 

[Bob Wemm]

Looks like a dead party hey.

 

[Russknan]

Nice job, as usual, Bob. With those small pieces, what did you use for a chisel, a sharpened nail? Wish I could study with you! Russ

 

[Old Codger]

Great turning Bob! Love the micro's!!! You do know that you're really going to be called 'cheap' if you try and use these to serve your guests... : >) Thanks for sharing and safe turning to you!

 

[Brian G]

Wow! You sure have big match sticks down there. :wink:

 

[Bob Wemm]

Nice job, as usual, Bob. With those small pieces, what did you use for a chisel, a sharpened nail? Wish I could study with you! Russ

Drill out the bowl then I used an 11mm carbide cutter as far as I could, then a wood file to reduce the shaft. Easy.

Bob.:biggrin:

 

[Fishinbo]

Cool and cute miniatures! Awesome shapes and the finish looks great. Excellent job!

 

[Justturnin]

Those are crazy. My kids would eat them. Nice job.

 

[Bob Wemm]

Thanks Guys, they were a lot of fun to make and something a bit different.

Cheers,
Bob.

 

[JohnU]

Looks Great Bob! Keeping it fun, which is what counts. You know you might be on to something there. I can see these cast inside a clear resin bottle stopper, encased for all to enjoy. (Just a thought...) Nice work!

 

[Bob Wemm]

Looks Great Bob! Keeping it fun, which is what counts. You know you might be on to something there. I can see these cast inside a clear resin bottle stopper, encased for all to enjoy. (Just a thought...) Nice work!

What a bloomin' good idea.:biggrin:
Go for it.

Bob.