This goblet I entered into a competition on another forum and it has come in first place
I found it challenging in that trying to make all the curves flow into each other.
Made from Ash and turned from one piece. Measurements below
11 1/2" tall
2 1/2" at its widest
4" depth inside of the bowl section
1/8" thickness of the bowl tapering to a thinner lip
5/8" at the thinnest part of the stem
2" across at the base
3/162 ring thickness
Turned with bowl gauge, scrapers, hollowing tool, and spindle gauge. All sanded to 600grit. Inside the bowl was finished with sander sealer and melamine lacquer outside finished with sander sealer and buffed on a three wheel buffing system.
In the first photo there is a clip on the far side of the rim which is only there to support the rings for the photo and show the grain
I found it challenging in that trying to make all the curves flow into each other.
Made from Ash and turned from one piece. Measurements below
11 1/2" tall
2 1/2" at its widest
4" depth inside of the bowl section
1/8" thickness of the bowl tapering to a thinner lip
5/8" at the thinnest part of the stem
2" across at the base
3/162 ring thickness
Turned with bowl gauge, scrapers, hollowing tool, and spindle gauge. All sanded to 600grit. Inside the bowl was finished with sander sealer and melamine lacquer outside finished with sander sealer and buffed on a three wheel buffing system.
In the first photo there is a clip on the far side of the rim which is only there to support the rings for the photo and show the grain
