T That would work Established Member Joined 29 Dec 2018 Messages 604 Reaction score 19 Location Dartford 1 Jan 2019 #1 Olive wood cup and saucer. Very thin, so timber has moved a bit since making. Attachments 2018-12-31 13.19.54.jpg 360 KB 2019-01-01 11.23.23.jpg 291.5 KB 2019-01-01 11.27.03.jpg 427.5 KB
O OscarG Established Member Joined 3 Jun 2016 Messages 988 Reaction score 3 Location London 1 Jan 2019 #2 Beautiful work! Hope you’re not gonna let anyone drink from it? :wink:
CHJ Established Member Joined 31 Dec 2004 Messages 20,132 Reaction score 80 Location Cotswolds UK 1 Jan 2019 #3 Good work on the cup wall thickness, would have been nervous myself of it moving during initial turning let alone after atmosphere conditioning.
Good work on the cup wall thickness, would have been nervous myself of it moving during initial turning let alone after atmosphere conditioning.
S Suffolkboy Established Member UKW Supporter Joined 18 Aug 2014 Messages 503 Reaction score 256 Location Lancashire 2 Jan 2019 #4 Really pretty. I wish my turning was as refined.
thetyreman Established Member Joined 4 Mar 2016 Messages 4,645 Reaction score 1,562 Location earth 2 Jan 2019 #5 that is amazing =D> I'd never drink out of anything else if I had one
D DTR Established Member Joined 11 Mar 2011 Messages 1,870 Reaction score 22 Location Essex 3 Jan 2019 #6 Wow! :shock: =D> =D>
C cerdeira Established Member Joined 30 Apr 2008 Messages 151 Reaction score 0 Location Portugal 3 Jan 2019 #7 Interesting handle as well. How was it made? Is it just glued on? I suppose it is very fragile with that short grain section, unless it was bent. Cannot tell from the pictures
Interesting handle as well. How was it made? Is it just glued on? I suppose it is very fragile with that short grain section, unless it was bent. Cannot tell from the pictures
T That would work Established Member Joined 29 Dec 2018 Messages 604 Reaction score 19 Location Dartford 3 Jan 2019 #8 Thank you for your kind comments. The handle is carved from one piece and glued on.
G gregmcateer Established Member Joined 16 Jun 2011 Messages 3,281 Reaction score 477 Location Stourbridge, W Midlands 3 Jan 2019 #9 Very nice indeed - impressively thin walls!
Alexam Bandsaw Boxmaker Joined 27 Nov 2013 Messages 2,599 Reaction score 36 Location Wythall, near Birmingham 4 Feb 2019 #10 Really excellent work. Not seen that before, but something to be looked after and perhaps used for the stronger stuff rather than tea.
Really excellent work. Not seen that before, but something to be looked after and perhaps used for the stronger stuff rather than tea.
C custard Established Member Joined 20 Aug 2008 Messages 7,170 Reaction score 672 Location Hampshire 4 Feb 2019 #11 Superb work...and a truly gorgeous piece of timber!
Lons Established Member Joined 14 Feb 2010 Messages 8,596 Reaction score 1,195 Location Northumberland 4 Feb 2019 #12 beautifully made, love it =D>