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Myrtle
Clock and Base
Sycamore_Box1
Elm burl form without finial.
Myrtle
Elm burl form
Wormy spalted maple vessel
In The Steppes Of Central Asia
Bruce McCorkle

Myrtle

Staved vessel using Oregon myrtle and spalted maple with bloodwood top ring.

I'm just started doing staved and segmented turning. Its very challenging.

All comments are appreciated.
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Bruce McCorkle
I used Bob Fulton's method per Tim Yoder's TV show. I found that using the miter saw w/fixtures was a lot safer and more accurate than a table saw w/fixture. My earlier ones had proportion problems; I'm still working on that.
 

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