Knotty Pine Urn

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Bob Wemm

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Finished this one a little while ago, it has a Krylon finish and in a number of places there is some beautiful chatoyance in the wood. Unfortunately the camera does not show it.
The finished size is 9in x 5in.
The blue stain really enhances the pine. The blank came from my mate George (robutacion).:biggrin:

C&C welcome as usual. Thanks for looking.

Bob.
 

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Bob, a true artistic piece... beautiful.... great job.

I took the liberty of saving your picture to my go-by files for my urns... I'm sitting on piece of Norfolk Island Pine that just might look great in that configuration.
 

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Absolutely stunning Bob, great shape and finish you done on that so inexpensive blank.

Interesting that, when I cut those Pines, they already had blue in them as the trees were dead but standing, that is always a good way for the wood to, dry and allow nature creatures to do their thing.

Has been nearly 8 years and I noticed that the bluing has continued to grow after the best sections were cut and store under cover, lots of things happening with those blanks that a large portion of them I turn the bark off and clean them a bit to show all the knots and stuff, and also to identify any that has cracked a little much, I took a few pics of that process, one has the blanks done, piled outside before they were stored under cover, again. timber preparation 1493.jpg

I call them my local and cheap Norfolk Pine knotted wood...!!!:wink::biggrin:

Cheers
George
 

lorbay

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Very nice Bob, does it have a screw lid on it,?? I was looking at some of the rules for our mortuaries in Canada and some of them state the vessel has to have a screw top lid on it.

Lin.
 
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