tim self Member Joined Oct 2, 2008 Messages 2,150 Location Atoka, Oklahoma Oct 23, 2008 #1 My first attempt at a suspended. Kingwood body with "legs" 1/8 thick. Walnut lid, sanded 600, then MM, and Beall. Tim Attachments kingwing.jpg 27.6 KB · Views: 243 kingwing1.jpg 94 KB · Views: 179 kingwing2.jpg 24.1 KB · Views: 179
My first attempt at a suspended. Kingwood body with "legs" 1/8 thick. Walnut lid, sanded 600, then MM, and Beall. Tim
randyrls Member Joined Feb 2, 2006 Messages 5,044 Location Harrisburg, PA 17112 Oct 23, 2008 #2 Tim; That is excellent! I like the little bit of sap wood showing on the feet. It adds some contrast. The feet seem a bit short for the suspended bit, but I am assuming that the surface isn't level and smooth.
Tim; That is excellent! I like the little bit of sap wood showing on the feet. It adds some contrast. The feet seem a bit short for the suspended bit, but I am assuming that the surface isn't level and smooth.
marcruby Member Joined Feb 22, 2008 Messages 1,175 Location Warren, Michigan, USA. Oct 23, 2008 #3 A nice bit of turning and finishing. I think the collar of the vessel is a little bit heavy. And I agree with Randy S, it doesn't look like the vessel is standing on it's legs but it isn't clear if this is a real problem or a photgraphic problem. Marc
A nice bit of turning and finishing. I think the collar of the vessel is a little bit heavy. And I agree with Randy S, it doesn't look like the vessel is standing on it's legs but it isn't clear if this is a real problem or a photgraphic problem. Marc
GoodTurns Member Joined Apr 20, 2007 Messages 4,144 Location Bowie, MD, USA. Oct 23, 2008 #4 nice looking piece. How are your knuckles?
tim self Member Joined Oct 2, 2008 Messages 2,150 Location Atoka, Oklahoma Oct 23, 2008 #5 The view is due to my VERY cheap photo box. The legs give the bottom approx. 3/16 inch clearance.
tommyd Member Joined Jun 15, 2008 Messages 247 Location murrieta, ca, USA. Oct 23, 2008 #6 nice work I'v tried doing that a couple times with bad results. hope I can get it down as good as you did one day.
nice work I'v tried doing that a couple times with bad results. hope I can get it down as good as you did one day.
toolcrazy Member Joined Dec 23, 2006 Messages 5,408 Location Port Orchard, WA Oct 23, 2008 #7 That is beautiful. Nice work.
nava1uni Member Joined Mar 30, 2008 Messages 4,936 Location San Francisco, CA, USA. Oct 25, 2008 #8 Nice work. I also like the sapwood at the end of the feet. This site reminds me of 1950's Science Fiction spaceships.
Nice work. I also like the sapwood at the end of the feet. This site reminds me of 1950's Science Fiction spaceships.
M Mather323 Member Joined Dec 18, 2007 Messages 1,006 Location Fernandina Beach, FL 32034 Oct 25, 2008 #9 It looks great and I also like the sapwood at the feet.