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Multi-Axis Experiments
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George Guadiane

Multi-Axis Experiments

These are the second and third attempts at multi axis/off axis vase/hollow forms.
They are all turned with sanding to tighten up the edges, no carving.
The taller one is NZ Myrtle Burl. The shorter one is spalted maple.
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Charlie Knighton
very nice, actually i like these better than stave construction which were very good
 

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