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Dave Polaschek
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Chokecherry and resin goblet
Almost three weeks into this project. It started as a chokecherry branch which cracked a lot as it dried. I filled the cracks with resin, turned the goblet a bit, then filled more.
After finish turning, I finished it with homemade friction finish of BLO and shellac, and will be putting a few coats of Tru-Oil on the outside, and possibly a coat of clear epoxy on the inside. I haven’t decided if it should be a usable drinking vessel or not.
The goblet is 5½ inches tall (14cm) and 3½ inches (8cm) diameter. The walls are 3/16 inch (4¾ mm) thick.
May you have the day you deserve!
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Really good looking goblet. Resin in this case works great.
Ron
Way to go, Dave. That resin sure helps compete a project!!
Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day
I haven’t decided if it should be a usable drinking vessel or not.
I vote for drinking vessel, even if you never use it as such.
Great looking goblet Dave.
Great looking goblet Dave.
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