MY IDENTICAL TWINS

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My Identical Twins
I turned these identical twin vases many years ago and I still have them, although, I got good offer for them, but I don’t like to see them going away. They come with eight entwined oval rings that make close chain around the vases. The process of doing that is very complicated and time consumer, but I enjoyed creating them and solving all the problems I met during building their blanks.

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Michal Bulla commented over 10 years ago

These are amazing Sam!!

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Brian commented over 10 years ago

Really beautiful. It’s easy to understand why you held onto them.

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MsDebbieP commented over 10 years ago

I can’t even imagine setting up the rings…
Beautiful.

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RogerBean commented over 10 years ago

Nice work indeed.
Roger

BarbS commented over 10 years ago

Very complicated is Right. Very well done, Sam. I did one piece with linked rings and _missed_on turning them to look perfectly connected. This is an amazing piece, duplicated! and I can see why you wish to hang onto them!

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Madts commented over 10 years ago

I do not even want to try to figure out you did this. I get dizzy.
Outstanding work.

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shipwright commented over 10 years ago

These are lovely Sam. I don’t think I could part with them either.
Turning blank assemblies can get very involved and intricate. They really intrigue me and you do them so well.

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