Random Wooden Bottles

[Bob Wemm]

[/ATTACH]These are recent additions to my collection.
The two pale brown bottles are made from Eucalyptus camaldulensis (River Red Gum). They were found branches from a picnic spot.
Sanded to 320 and coated with Raw Linseed Oil, 2 coats.
The dark one is an unknown species of Acacia and is yet to be finished. The reason for this is because when I turned the wood is was brown and has been sitting out in the sun for a few days and is going darker slowly.

Hope you like them and thanks for looking.
C & C Welcome.

Bob

 

[magpens]

Nice work, Bob !!! . I especially like the top one with the off-centre neck ... creative !!!

 

[JimB]

Those are really nice. How much hollowing do you do on them?

 

[liljohn1368]

Those look great, Bob.....

 

[Charlie_W]

Very Cool Bob! I like the natural edge/bark bottle the best!

 

[Edgar]

I always love seeing your bottles, Bob.

You've gotten me hooked on these things.

 

[Bob Wemm]

Those are really nice. How much hollowing do you do on them?

Jim,
They are simply drilled between 3 and 5 inches depending on the height of the bottles. Usually about a 3/8 hole.

Bob.

 

[Bob Wemm]

I always love seeing your bottles, Bob.

You've gotten me hooked on these things.

They really are a lot of fun, and there is no limit to the imagination/shape.
Customers love them too.

Bob