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Old 08-01-2008, 02:50 PM   #1
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Default Cherry burl distortion

I needed a lathe fix so I turned a piece of cherry burl that a friend gave me.
I turned it green and then put it in a couple of paper bags to let it dry.
Here is the end result. It was symetrical when I put it in the bag. I am amazed that it didn't crack. It is about 8" tall.
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Well,,, at least it is ONE of a kind.
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That is beautiful Rolf, I really like the distortion.
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Ya gotta work "WITH" the wood! Once you give in to it- everyone is much happier! Beautiful turning!
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Wow Rolf, that is so cool. A miracle that it didn't crack, but totally cool

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AHHHHHH...Mother Nature, what cha going to do, Beautiful and I'll bet you couldn't have planned it any better.
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That is so neet, But what happens when a custumer wants 2 the same? lol. Was the side that shrunk closer to the centre or outside of the tree?
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