Finally, pics of the Manzanita desk clock

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The desk clock the BF turned from the same blank as his bowl... the cut-off from cutting the flat for the base is the pen stand. I couldn't waste a millimeter of that beautiful wood! :)

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and views of all sides of the gorgeous burl:

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Thanks for taking the time to let these load. ;)

Nancy
 
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Nancy.

Now that is very nice. Simple and elegant. Great colors in the wood and I really like the crevaces. GREAT WORK!

Fangar
 
Nancy,

Let me know when you recovered from the "trauma" dealing with this wood. I managed to "unearth" some of my manzanita stock. LOL
 
Uh oh! [:0] I wasn't dealing with this... the BF did these pieces; I just did the pen. [:D]

Oh dear... sigh. Okay, whatcha got? (we need an obsessive/compulsive smilie)

Nancy
 
I have two big ones and a few smaller burls.

The biggest is about 40 pounds and the next one is approx 30+ pounds [:D]. The small ones usually don't have as much color so I am not even looking at those.

I saved these since I cannot cut them with a bandsaw (only chainsaw) but dug them up to tempt you (and your BF) LOL [}:)]
 
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