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Wildman

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No, water or weeds, not sure bout bugs, but collects plenty of dust!
 

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SDB777

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These were all turned? WOW!


What kind of timeline did this occupy? I'm sure it was a little longer then turning a slimline....nicely done!

Thinking a little RedOak stain on the flowers, and some green dye on the stems would make these just POP!!!





Scott (thinking outside the box) B
 

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Thanks for looking appreciate your comments.

I have been turning flowers for many years in different ways, between centers, inside-out, and now completely on the lath with blank in my chuck.

Only flowers that take a lot of time are inside-out flowers. Provided a link with instruction last time made inside out flowers. Turning between centers and complete flower on the lathe take about same time as completing a pen.

My wife is letting me slide on not painting stems green this time but that may happen later. I also fooled around with painting some flowers different colors but have not completed them yet.

There are some really excellent You Tube video which can explain how to better than I can.

I am turning into end grain, on those flowers that had lot of torn end grain which could not fix I attempt to hide shown in this picture.
 

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Fishinbo

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Very pretty flowers! Like every style and design of them. They will look great on any table as centerpieces, very decorative. Excellent turning pieces!
 
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