Maple Hollow Form

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Richard Kennedy

Richard Kennedy

Registered: December 2008
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Date: Mon December 8, 2008
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Keywords: maple hollow

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Brendan McAreavy

Very nice indeed, I love the lines, classy.

#1 Mon December 8, 2008 11:02pm

Paul Zerjay

Who are you and how come I aint seen your stuff before?

#2 Mon December 8, 2008 11:41pm

Richard Kennedy

Richard Kennedy

I am very new to forums this is my second week participating I work in a tiny remote corner of Scotland where I run my workshop and a tiny gallery. I decided after having a good season that it might be time to let other turners see my work and do a bit of promotion this is I hope going to be my job for life so I guess I have to do the bits I'm not too keen on like self promotion. At some point I will start to demonstrate I think so I thought I had better say hi to the rest of the world! I am probably a bit crazy but then you have to be dont you????

www.bolegallery.com

#3 Mon December 8, 2008 11:59pm

Bill Bolen

Great form Scotty!! Another really pretty piece! I hope the best for you in your endevor's. It is tough out there...Bill...

#4 Tue December 9, 2008 12:47am

Paul Zerjay

With pieces like these, I don't think you are one bit crazy.

#5 Tue December 9, 2008 1:49am

Bertminator

Very nice. Which tool did you use to hollow it out?

If you want to view some of my woodturning videos, you can go to my Youtube Channel here https://www.youtube.com/@Bertminator/videos

#6 Tue December 9, 2008 2:11am

Richard Kennedy

Richard Kennedy

I used a combination of spindlegouges and sorby hollowmaster using both the tip and shear scraper and a home made hollowing tool based on the same design as the hollowmaster but made from a round bar rather than having the flat side on it. I used 3/8 steel which gave me more room to get right into the corners

www.bolegallery.com

#7 Tue December 9, 2008 9:08am