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Turning a vase in two pieces - step-by-step

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I had a decent sized lump of scrap field maple left over from bandsawing a bowl blank, so yesterday I made this out of it:

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Very nice job. Of all the techniques we’ve had demonstrated at the club I think I like this one the best. ;)
 
Nice use of the off cut, I think Mark Baker did a bit about using this technique, you certainly have mastered it. [emoji122]
 
Nice little vase and an easy way to do hollow forms you did a great job on it.

I saw this at our club being demonstrated by Mark Sanger, he also shows it in his book.
 
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