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Ash with aluminum and rope
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Ash with aluminum and rope

Turned Ash that I hollowed then cut a grove around the piece to accept the 1/2 inch rope that I want to put on the piece. After turning the main body then I turned the base then drilled holes to accept the tenons from the aluminum ball between the two pieces. The ball was turned, drilled with 1/2 inch holes then textured with the knurling tool. The size of the ball is 2 1/4 inches wide and the overall size is 2 inches long. Shot red aniline dye finished with high gloss wipe-on-poly. The overall size of the piece is 14 inches tall, the main body is 7 7/8 inches wide ( including the rope makes it 8 1/4 inches). After inserting the rope, I cut and added small cut pieces of aluminum between the joints to add a little extra eye catcher.
Lionel-

Thanks. Have a smaller version of it that I used red, orange and yellow aniline dye on it. With the problems solved on it made this piece easier.

Gary

Gary
 
Wood, acrylic, aluminium, rope & timber, combine & add colour & wow Gary you have the recipe a piece of eye candy, nicely done
Pete
 
Very creative Gary! I love the color and the contrasting aluminum parts..........I think where the rope is more of the aluminum would have made this even more beautiful than it is............top shelf, Gary!
 

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