Finished segmented vase!

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Finished segmented vase!

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At long last it is finished! 481 pieces, all cut out on the shopsmith using a wedgie sled. Rings glued up with a gluing jig and rubber bands! Two coats of Danish oil. 9" tall, 9 2/4 diameter at top, 4: at the bottom.

This took over a month to complete, the next one will be much quicker a I have learned a great deal! :)

SOLD!
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Wonderful! Makes me want to try one of these!
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WOW!!!
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ChrisNeilan wrote:At long last it is finished! 481 pieces, all cut out on the shopsmith using a wedgie sled. Rings glued up with a gluing jig and rubber bands! Two coats of Danish oil. 9" tall, 9 2/4 diameter at top, 4: at the bottom.

This took over a month to complete, the next one will be much quicker a I have learned a great deal! :)

SOLD!
Did you really, actually, sell that beauty? :eek: :confused:
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Thanks for showing us the final results, it looks great!

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ChrisNeilan wrote:At long last it is finished! 481 pieces, all cut out on the shopsmith using a wedgie sled. Rings glued up with a gluing jig and rubber bands! Two coats of Danish oil. 9" tall, 9 2/4 diameter at top, 4: at the bottom.

This took over a month to complete, the next one will be much quicker a I have learned a great deal! :)

SOLD!
Exquisite, So now sold, for how much? I would think 2-3$ hundreds.
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Very nice Chris ! Beautiful work
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Very nice Chris
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ERLover wrote:
ChrisNeilan wrote:At long last it is finished! 481 pieces, all cut out on the shopsmith using a wedgie sled. Rings glued up with a gluing jig and rubber bands! Two coats of Danish oil. 9" tall, 9 2/4 diameter at top, 4: at the bottom.

This took over a month to complete, the next one will be much quicker a I have learned a great deal! :)

SOLD!
Exquisite, So now sold, for how much? I would think 2-3$ hundreds.
This went to a friend who is also my pension guy. Since it was only my third segmented piece, and he is a friend and a great pension guy ( really great), i am only accepting $125. Basically covered my costs and allows my to get more wood! When i retire, the price will go up!
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Brilliant, very nice work.
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