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Wow, what a ride!
From a fire hazard to a better form/function
Buckeye Burl
Painted Platter
Wow, what a ride!
Textured Oak Vessel
33 steps spiral from above on an angle.
A pair of 33 stepped purpleheart and pau amarello spirals
Rick Crawford

Wow, what a ride!

12"x10"x3.5", Spalted Sugar Maple, Sugar Maple Burl, Rodeo Cove beach gravel, Speckled Crab shell, Brass, Turned, Textured and Scorched while lathe turned, stand turned on 2 axes and wire brushed.

This is one of my submissions to the AAW's Maple Medley call for entries. C&C's always welcome.
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