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I used black paint to fill the base of the carvings in this bowl - was a bit of a mistake as it bled into the timber a fair bit. I had a lot of trouble sanding it back. There are still some 'dirty' bits left.
Excellent work Mark. We as makers are sometimes too critical of our work. I tried to find your "mistake" almost impossible to find. You did good fixing it. I like that this one has a bit of how did he do that factor. Aloha from Maui.
Excellent work Mark. We as makers are sometimes too critical of our work. I tried to find your "mistake" almost impossible to find. You did good fixing it. I like that this one has a bit of how did he do that factor. Aloha from Maui.
Excellent work Mark. We as makers are sometimes too critical of our work. I tried to find your "mistake" almost impossible to find. You did good fixing it. I like that this one has a bit of how did he do that factor. Aloha from Maui.
As someone who is still a little green in wood turning, there is a lot of “ how did he do that? “ factor . I’m scratching my head on how that rim was done. Beautiful work!
As someone who is still a little green in wood turning, there is a lot of “ how did he do that? “ factor . I’m scratching my head on how that rim was done. Beautiful work!
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