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Bubinga and Elm Burl Box

A box turned from Bubinga and inlaid with Elm Burl. I really like how these woods go together. Lacquered, level sanded to 1200, then buffed.
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Gabriel Hoff
Whoa John!! I had no clue you were on the Forum!! Welcome back and great looking group of boxes!

PS Everyone: John is the one who taught me how to make boxes for the first time and he is a big inspiration behind my some of my boxes!
 
Gene Pitstick
Gabriel Hoff said:
Whoa John!! I had no clue you were on the Forum!! Welcome back and great looking group of boxes!

PS Everyone: John is the one who taught me how to make boxes for the first time and he is a big inspiration behind my some of my boxes!
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I see where you got your chops Gabriel. Beautiful Box, John.
 
J
Both Gabriel and his brother, Ethan, are fast becoming top-drawer turners. As you can see from his posts, he has a natural eye for form, and his technical skill set is expanding and improving all the time. It is gratifying to have had whatever small part in his development.
 

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