Must see seller on EBay
#11
He makes some really nice miniature's!!!

https://www.ebay.com/sch/m.html?_ssn=rxhart11200
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#12
Man that looks like Sir chiz' work.A old member here that I haven't heard from in years.
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#13
(11-13-2018, 10:22 PM)Angus Wrote: Man that looks like Sir chiz' work.A old member here that I haven't heard from in years.

Yes, you're right.
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#14
The work is beautiful!

. . . but I would really like to purchase some of those really big dimes!



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(11-13-2018, 10:22 PM)Angus Wrote: Man that looks like Sir chiz' work.A old member here that I haven't heard from in years.

Thanks that is who I was thinking about.  I really miss him posting and showing his work.  Really neat how it did it so small and great at the same time.
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#16
http://www.righteouswoods.net/clients_page28.html
If it don't hold soup, it's ART!!

Dry Creek Woodturning

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#17
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If it don't hold soup, it's ART!!

Dry Creek Woodturning

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#18
Thank you for the link to his web site.  I went there and got his contact info and sent him an email encouraging him to come and post again.
I so hope he does and shows what he is making again. 
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#19
Remember the guy on ebay I said I talked to.  Well he sent me one of his hollow forms with finial and see it below.

Sorry somehow the camera just would not focus.

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I do not know how he hollowed it out except with maybe a 1/8" tool.  It is Red Oak and Wenge with a Ebony Finial
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#20
Impressive segmenting. Chiz would use sharpened allen wrenches on his minatures.
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