A small box, made from my 50 sq spindles that were a mistaken purchase. Friction polish finish on both.
Practicing matching grain, seems to have worked.
An eggcup
Practicing matching grain, seems to have worked.
An eggcup
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Playing with Yew
- Thread starter PhillH
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Great work Phill, I love Yew 
bluntchisel
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I echo Doug's comment - lovely box and lovely wood!
Bob.
Bob.
Charly Cheeky Chops
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Eggcup is my next project, thank you so much for the idea.
That would be radical to have a wooden Eggcup all of my own.
Yours looks well good.
That would be radical to have a wooden Eggcup all of my own.
Yours looks well good.
Nice little box well done.
Penpal
Grand Master
Phill, Good recovery on that timber it reminds me of Oregon easy to work and quite showy as well.
Kind regards Peter.
Kind regards Peter.
Nice one Phil,
Lovely wood ain't it ?
Lovely wood ain't it ?
Thanks all , another good learning curve.
Learnt that I need more chisels
Well, hollowing tools really.
Learnt that I need more chisels
Well, hollowing tools really.
Here you go Phil ( & Charly),
Another idea for your spindles, a ring holder, easy to make and don't use a lot of wood.
The ladies like these, especially if they're like Paula & got too much bling