The last piece for the seminar

[The Bowler Hatted Turner]

Here is the last piece made for the seminar.
Sycamore about 170mm diameter, textured and coloured.
C&C welcome.

[GBF]

Is it the Pic or do those holes look rough.

Regards George

[The Bowler Hatted Turner]

The edges of the holes have been textured George, they are meant to look like that.

[bodrighywood]

I like the way you are thinking John, again I do wonder about the bases though that's just personal opinion again.

Pete

[GBF]

The edges of the holes have been textured George, they are meant to look like that.

 

[Graham]

Very interesting John. I am going to enjoy seeing them at the seminar.

[Mark Sanger]

I'd best pull my finger out not finished one piece yet, lots part finished.

Look forward to seeing this in the flesh at the seminar.

[bodrighywood]

I am in good company then Mark. Had some good shows and a few more before the seminar and running out of stock so may have to burn some midnight oil.

pete

[Bryan Milham]

John,

there is a bit missing, the big hole does not have an equivalent. Might be interesting as a third section to the left of the first two, sort of a triptych piece.

Other than that i like the concept.

[bodrighywood]

John,

there is a bit missing, the big hole does not have an equivalent. Might be interesting as a third section to the left of the first two, sort of a triptych piece.

Other than that i like the concept.

or if it was in the appropriate position to the other pieces. need to be vertically up from the 2nd base. ....
Pete

[John D Smith]

  Hi John,
              Looking forward to seeing your Seminar pieces in the flesh I am looking forward also to the Instant Gallery it never ceases to amaze me
the skill of the designs and the quality of the pieces from far and wide.

                                                                                         Regards John

[woodndesign]

Now if it had been square pins to match .... fit into round holes ...   

Cheers

[edbanger]

Like the idea BHT looking forward to seeing them for real.

Like many others got two pieces started and........................a lot to do and little time to do it 

Ed

[Graham]

may have to burn some midnight oil.

pete

Didn't know you were into pyrography Pete. 

I cannot get any of the pieces I have started to come out good enough for the seminar. <glum face>

[bodrighywood]

LOL. I haven't Graham. I have enough to do at the moment as well as making and refining some pieces for the seminar if I can. Like you I won't feel they are good enough but they never are. None of us are ever really happy with anything we make for long.

Pete