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Andy P

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Interesting recent project of a tower built in African Blackwood, I saw something like this in one of holtzapffel books ( number 5 ) I think
Made on the rose engine lathe to do all the fluting etc , took a while as you probably realise but it was great experience, exhibited it at wizardry in wood last year where it was well received
 

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Have you seen what @wallace has been up to, bringing his auction bargains back into showroom condition? I think you two might have a few enthusiasms in common!

 
Have you seen what @wallace has been up to, bringing his auction bargains back into showroom condition? I think you two might have a few enthusiasms in common!

Fascinating!
 
This is one of Andy's lids in African Blackwood, which he gave to me a couple of years ago when he was probably feeling a bit light headed:ROFLMAO::

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I believe it was made on a 'rose' engine, but not sure. The knob is genuine ivory and was made many years ago by the late Bill Jones who specialised in turning ivory. I made the pot to fit the lid from an oddment of Indian Rosewood and it was part of SWIMBO's Christmas present that year - Rob
 
This is one of Andy's lids in African Blackwood, which he gave to me a couple of years ago when he was probably feeling a bit light headed:ROFLMAO::

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I believe it was made on a 'rose' engine, but not sure. The knob is genuine ivory and was made many years ago by the late Bill Jones who specialised in turning ivory. I made the pot to fit the lid from an oddment of Indian Rosewood and it was part of SWIMBO's Christmas present that year - Rob
Can’t remember giving you that
 
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