Hollow form of Elm on a dyed maple stand. Hollow form itself is about 4″ diameter and 7″ tall. On the stand it is about 9-1/2″ tall.
Elm Hollow Form
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Elm Hollow Form
About 6″ tall, 3.5″ diameter. Lacquer finish.
If it looks crocked, that’s how it dried – the knot on one side sorta sunk in while the surrounding area bulged out. Gives it some character.
Flame Textured Hollow Form
Elm hollow form. About 6” tall, 4.5” diameter. Flame textured (torched and wire brushed). Lacquer finish.
Honey Locust Hollow Form
About 7″ diameter, 3″ tall. Walnut oil finish.
Sliced Hollow Form
Honey Locust. About 6-1/2” diameter, 3-1/4 tall. Sliced apart and reassembled with wenge pewa. Interior painted black, exterior finished with walnut oil.
Bent Stem Vase
Bent stem vase (Carved hollow form). Honey Locust. About 5” tall, body is about 3.5” diameter.
Wormy Ash Sliced
Wormy Ash. Hollowed with a small (1/4″) hole in the top. Sliced and reassembled with Wenge pewa.
About 5 1/2″ diameter, 6 3/4″ tall. Interior painted black, exterior finished with walnut oil.
Yes, I hollowed it through the bottom.
Ball-o-form
Wormy ash, about 4.25″ diameter. Walnut oil finish.
Small Hollow Form
Box Elder Burl. Bleached and dyed.
About 5-1/4″ tall to the top of the finial (lid).
Lid is maple, dyed.
Lacquer finish.
Rustic
Wormy ash hollow form. About 8.5″ diameter, 5″ high.
This was a crotch with 3 limbs that I found at our club’s wood lot. I turned it whole (leaving in the pith from all the limbs).
I decided to leave the cracks – too many to try to fill or patch. And I removed the frass from the worm holes (lots of those, too).
Finish is Osmo Poly-X.
I did a “Follow Along” post on the AAW Forum to demonstrate my progress and decisions along the way.