Picture Test

[Sir Chiz]

Tagua nut and Ebony, 3" tall.
All comments welcome.

 

[Eaglesc]

3" tall?
Hey Chiz, your eyes going on you?
Looks great!

 

[Travis Porter]

Do you make any tops (spinny things)? Looks a lot like one.

Very very nice!

 

[SteveColes]

Tagua nut and Ebony, 3" tall.
All comments welcome.

I think, I'll return my new lathe:eusa_clap :eusa_clap :eusa_clap

 

[DaveO]

Is that 3" tall with or without the finial???

Beautiful either way :eusa_clap

Dave

 

[sapwood]

You passed the picture test :icon_thum
And you got me to look up tagua nut (vegetable ivory).
Incredible sheen on the tagua and the details on ebony reflect great expertise. :mrgreen:

Keep the pixs coming . . . I don't have a lathe :lol:

Roger

 

[Sir Chiz]

Thanks Ya'll, that's 3" with the finial. Eagle,I am a grandfather yaknow. ;-)

I tried posting a pic of my Shopdawg earlier today, kept getting some "ERROR", but it seems to be working fine now. I didn't realize the "Shop Pets" was linked to the Members gallery.

Yep, I've made a few spinner tops, and a few normal sized Turnin's.

The Jar is Mara wood with Ebony, 6.5" tall.

Thanks again.

Phil.

 

[b4man]

Phil, Thanks for sharing your excellent pix with us. Your work is beautiful and welcome to our group.

 

[SteveColes]

I didn't realize the "Shop Pets" was linked to the Members gallery.

Phil.

The way our gallery is set up, any picture you uplaod to any category, will also show up under your member's gallery. In addition, you can make any picture show up in multiple categories. That's also the way WWG was setup, I think:eusa_thin

 

[Sir Chiz]

Barbara,thanks for the welcome.

Steve,I'll figger out which buttons to push,one of these days. :eusa_thin

Now,let me see if I can figure out this thumbnail thing...



Monty, Thanks for the tutorial. :icon_thum :mrgreen:

Phil.

 

[NCPete]

wow Phil. and you don't have any coins in there to give an idea for scale, they look like they may be big for you:lol:

 

[Sir Chiz]

I think my dog ate my last dime. :eusa_doh:
The goblet is 4" tall, the ring box about 1.5" tall.

Phil.

 

[NCPete]

great stuff!