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    Redwood HF

    This was a cute piece of Redwood that has been sitting around for 5-6 years. 4x2.5, 3/16" wall. 6 coats of Formby's Tung oil finish and 5 of gloss WoP. Since it's so shiny and my camera and/or I stink...it was hard to get a good picture. One side is loaded with fissures, the other with very nice quilting. What's a good way to apply WoP? I've been using a paper towel off the lathe...ehhh . Given that I usually do blobby forms due to a lack of imagination, I liked this one .
    C&C so I can fix future ones!
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    Last edited by Jim Burr; 06-11-2011 at 12:15 AM.
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    I like it. I really don't see anything to fix for future turnings.

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    Redwood HF

    WOW,beautifull piece there.
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    Wow, that's beautiful! Looks like you were able to shake the funk off!
    mj

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    I do like it to Jim. Really nice form and for WOP finish I use a old t-shirt. Cut them up in strips and wipe it on off the lathe.
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    Beeeeeutiful.
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    Wow, nothing to critique from what I see. This is one of your best, bud. Super-looking wood, and the form is just right to my eyes.
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    Wow i think i have to agree with Vaughn here. That's one of the best i've seen yet. As you know i love this form and you more than did it justice.

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    +1 on Vaughn and Steve's comments
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