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hughie

Queen Ebony

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A small vessel out of Queen Ebony from the Solomon Islands, not really a common species here in Australia.
Stands around 4" tall with a girth of 3.5" at present its just been buffed no oil or any finish applied. This a good example what sort of finish it will take. The downside is it needs a slow drying process as its fond of cracking. But turns and carves well although sanding is slow.
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Bowls and Hollow vessels from down under
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samsung SM-G920F
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ƒ/1.9
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4.3 mm
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160
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20181022_135423.jpg
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Mon, 22 October 2018 1:54 PM
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