Project by Sam Shakouri | posted 09-05-2015 01:01 AM | 2325 views | 0 times favorited | 16 comments | ![]() |
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This piece of olive was in bad shape when I decided to work on it. I performed a ( plastic surgery ) to save it from fire. As you see in photos 4, 5 and 6 how I replaced the damage area by another piece of the same kind. It is very hard to notice the repairing spot if I don’t inform you about it. Sometime, I have to look for it when I want to show it to a friend.
It is 24 cm in diameter and 9.5 cm high, finished with one coat of super glue instead of sanding sealer and lastly with wax. I usually used super glue in finishing pens but for the first time I used it for a big object like this. I used 12 tubes of super glue for this bowl.
-- Sam Shakouri / CREATING WONDERS WITH WOOD.....Sydney,Australia....
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Roman - THE BOOTMAN
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#1 posted 09-05-2015 01:28 AM
Nice turning Sam. I like the way you did the repair job. RH
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#2 posted 09-05-2015 01:59 AM
I love it when a part comes together!!....from the A team!!
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#3 posted 09-05-2015 02:01 AM
Great save from the fire heap Sam.
I notice you turned down along the grain with a good end result.
Nice job on concealing the joinery.
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#4 posted 09-05-2015 02:03 AM
Nice piece of surgery Sam, the turning is pretty good also and a nice finish with the super glue. Well done.
-- Bob C, Australia. Your best teacher is your last mistake.
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#5 posted 09-05-2015 02:31 AM
Wow! It IS difficult to see it in the finished piece!
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#6 posted 09-05-2015 03:06 AM
Very nice Sam
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#7 posted 09-05-2015 03:46 AM
Quite a procedure, Doc! :)
COOL!
Nice bowl… SUCCESSFUL transplant… :)
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#8 posted 09-05-2015 04:29 AM
Nice save and a really attractive piece.
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#9 posted 09-05-2015 04:43 AM
Thats got to be one Big Olive tree great features I can see why you wanted to save it.
Who puts this sort of timber in their burn pile?
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#10 posted 09-05-2015 05:40 AM
You are truly a master’s master Sam. Awesome save.
-- Bob in WW ~ "some old things are lovely, warm still with life ... of the forgotten men who made them." - D.H. Lawrence
Sam Shakouri
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#11 posted 09-05-2015 06:58 AM
Rob,
It was huge but not round. I cut it in half to turn another bowl soon.
-- Sam Shakouri / CREATING WONDERS WITH WOOD.....Sydney,Australia....
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#12 posted 09-05-2015 08:49 AM
Well done Sam. Beautiful timber and very well turned.
Regards,
Cliff.
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#13 posted 09-05-2015 09:55 PM
Real cool work Sam, most of us would have reduced the size or fire boxed it, great job Mate
pete
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#14 posted 09-05-2015 11:37 PM
ha, sure enough. i can not see the wedge in the finish piece. well done.
cj
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#15 posted 09-06-2015 06:06 PM
I like the shape of the bowl Sam. The wood is outstanding, another species I’ll never get a hold of.
-- John, Sunshine Coast, BC, Canada.
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