Ok my frozen shoulder is sloooowly getting better and I am getting sick of doing not much. Someone challenged me a while back to do an eastern banksia with each hole filled with something different in lieu of casting. So I grabbed a banksia and painstakingly filled each hole with one of the flouro glitter colours I have with thin CA then turned it onto a Black Sierra Vista (I thought the holes would have ended up too small on a normal Sierra). Unlike the normal Sierra I also found out that the Vista is a different dia at each end :?. Very hard to photograph the amazing colours, they really pop, and the grain in the banksia was amazing too. Very typical me :rolleyes:, so this one is a keeper :U.
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So far so good with the shoulder so next was a small bowl from some of Grumpy John's firewood pile :U. Some sort of Melaleuca. Ended up with a ~150mm dia peanut bowl, with heartwood and sapwood, even a bit of bark. Unfortunately sanding it did annoy the shoulder reaching into the inside. Simple flat foot so I could use my brand :cool:. It certainly won't win any prizes but I'm sure as a freeby someone will love it :U.
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Now getting a bit sore so enough for one day :rolleyes:.
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So far so good with the shoulder so next was a small bowl from some of Grumpy John's firewood pile :U. Some sort of Melaleuca. Ended up with a ~150mm dia peanut bowl, with heartwood and sapwood, even a bit of bark. Unfortunately sanding it did annoy the shoulder reaching into the inside. Simple flat foot so I could use my brand :cool:. It certainly won't win any prizes but I'm sure as a freeby someone will love it :U.
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Now getting a bit sore so enough for one day :rolleyes:.
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