How thin is to thin follow up.

[Mark Stewart]

Today I think I just might have found the answer to my own question. You see it all started when my wife bought these brush holder/pincle holders off ebay made of bone. Very nice I thought so she suggested I make one. I had a chunck of black cherry with a bit of burll I got from Chris at the picnic. So I decided to see what I could do and here it is. As I got mear the end with the wall thicknedd it started to move with the pressure of the too. Now I think I know "How Thin Is To Thin". Thanks For looking. Have a Nice Day.

 

[Joe Lyddon]

Now, you can use it for Planter... It has a drain hole! :rotflm:

 

[Sealeveler]

There's some nice grain.Too bad about hole.Tony

 

[Mike Davis]

I would mix up a little black epoxy and fill that hole.

It is a great vessel and much thinner than anything I have tried to turn.

 

[CrealBilly]

Epoxy and coffee grounds seems to be what a lot of darksiders use around here.

 

[Joe Lyddon]

Heck, what do you have to lose... Try epoxy and SAVE it!

Would still look COOL!

:gar-Bi

 

[Mark Stewart]

I dont know I kind of like the hole. It was there befor I was so I just might let it stay. Besides its just for holding pincles and such.

Thanks For looking.
Mark.

 

[boxxmaker]

I dont know I kind of like the hole. It was there befor I was so I just might let it stay. Besides its just for holding pincles and such.

Thanks For looking.
Mark.

I like the natural voids myself,if its a tearout,then thats a whole different story.I think the piece looks neat,just don't give anybody a drink of water in it :gar-La;

 

[Joe Lyddon]

I dont know I kind of like the hole. It was there befor I was so I just might let it stay. Besides its just for holding pincles and such.

Thanks For looking.
Mark.

OK Mark,

I thought "it got TOO thin" right there and you went TOO far...

If it's naturally there, and you like it, by all means do it your way.

I thought you were somewhat upset that you goofed by making the hole... guess not.

:rotflm: