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"Mean Bead"(s) Pencil Cups
Tom Hale

"Mean Bead"(s) Pencil Cups

Figured Myrtle Wood, Macassar Ebony, Olivewood, Each about 5" tall and 3" wide
Nice grouping Tom! What did you cut the bead with please??

After I get the blank turned into a cylinder and define the overall height, I measure out where the bead should go (upper mean point). Then I define the width and depth (height?) of the bead with a parting tool. Then I shape the bead with a spindle gouge. Then I shape the top and bottom 'to' the bead.
 
I saw, and handled, these in person last night and they are more amazing than the pictures show.
 

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