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Scott Hackler

Swirly Ash HF

Here is the last piece I completed. This was done as my end of a turning trade with Dave Walters in Australia.

This piece of ash was turned to shape, sandblasted and finished with 4-5 coats of tung oil. The finial is African blackwood (of course)!

Approximately 6" wide x 9" tall (I am only guessing since I forgot to measure it before sending it to Australia)

Comments and complaints are encouraged! Thanks
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egsiegel
very nice piece.
just curious...do the swirls go the other way once it gets to Australia?
 
Peter Gray
Thats a great deal Scott, hope there are no traces of the little buggers still in there as they might cause problems at the border.
The form is spot on with a finial to match :)
 
Scott Hackler
It made it through customs just fine and Dave has it now. Whew! I did sandblast most traces of the little buggers away though.

Thanks for all the comments.
 
Peter Gray
$%^&*()_ Ausies, get all the good stuff :) Good on ya Dave :cool2:pete

Scott, you have to be a Kiwi & live next door the these Guys :)
 
Michelle Rich
gorgeous piece & finial..but the elongated holes drive my eyes bats..maybe train your bugs to only do round holes? :)
 

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