Then to mix things up, did a set of wine goblets

[Chuck Ellis]

These were picked up at the local KARM store (Knoxville Area Rescue Mission) then cut the stems off and put them on Royal Paulownia stems. The glasses are about 6 ounce and have been etched with a leaf design.

These are some I did earlier and have them on display at the Charles Hall Museum and Marketplace here in Tellico Plains.
Water glasses on Spectraply...
Red wine glasses on Marblewood.Set of 4
Smaller Red wine glasses on Blood wood... set of 2

 

[Paul Douglass]

Those are great also.... May have to take the Mac Mop off my lathe as start using it again for what is was intended for.... Nice work... these would be for me,,, my wife does not appreciate wine..

 

[Dave Hoskins]

My My!!! Really nice my man.

 

[bill kaminski]

nice..glass to wood is done how

 

[Chuck Ellis]

nice..glass to wood is done how

I cut the stems off about an inch more or less using my dremel with a cut-off wheel. The stems are turned either as one piece or a 2 piece constructions... the top of the stem is drilled the size of the glass stem, then champfered to fit the glass bottom.... I use a 5 minute epoxy to glue them together.

 

[Ryan Mooney]

Still like these

The Marblewood (and moreso) the bloodwood are my faves. I can see how some folks would like the spectra and other though.