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Boyd Stringham

Segmented Armillary Sphere

18" x 23"; Cherry, Walnut; Spray Lacquer
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Russ Braun
Nice to see you back to segmenting Boyd! This is a cleaver piece; I like your collage showing the different viewpoints! Well done!
 
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well GOOD JOB ! and now I know one thing I could do with a bunch of left over rings ! I for one use a parting tool and take off material (in the form of rings as I put a new segmented ring on a progressing bowl. I glue and turn SOME on each ring as I build, one at a time. mainly so the very first ring and bottom is totally finished before I go any further then I can stay away from that.. Not knowing what I am gonna do with rings i PART OFF rather than waste away, now I can see what You have done, make a version Maybe !!
 

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Canon Canon PowerShot A540
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ƒ/2.6
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5.8 mm
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1/60 second(s)
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seg am sphere 2.JPG
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1.2 MB
Date taken
Tue, 01 January 1980 12:09 AM
Dimensions
1700px x 1313px

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