Chas Jones
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Dimensions: 135mm high X 95mm diameter.
Woods used:
Walnut, (base,body spacers and lid)
Ash, (main segments and lid collar)
Bog Oak, (main vessel collar)
Something a little less mundane.
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Dimensions: 135mm high X 95mm diameter.
Woods used:
Walnut, (base,body spacers and lid)
Ash, (main segments and lid collar)
Bog Oak, (main vessel collar)
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Looks great from here, Chas!
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Looking good Chas. I do like that one.
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That's another great one, Chas!
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Looks great Chas.
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I don't know that you've ever made anything mundane Chas...
Unless you've got some old articles for sale in a restaurant in New Mexico.
That looks great btw.
Unless you've got some old articles for sale in a restaurant in New Mexico.
That looks great btw.
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Darren you cracked me up laughing.
Chas this looks very much like a funeral urn category to me. Nice wood, finish and overall turning but shape has me thinking it contains someones ashes. Maybe the english cricket teams
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Chas this looks very much like a funeral urn category to me. Nice wood, finish and overall turning but shape has me thinking it contains someones ashes. Maybe the english cricket teams
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Chas Jones
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They would be rather older ashes I think, trying to head down this way with forms for a break in routine.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pottery_of_ancient_Greece
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pottery_of_ancient_Greece
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Wow, Chas. That is another nice one. I don't think I have ever thought your work was mundane.
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Yep, I wouldn't even think about putting the word mundane anywhere near that!
Fantastic!
Fantastic!
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That's amazing!
Chas Jones
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