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Started by Cellar2ful, August 21, 2016, 11:04:31 AM

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Cellar2ful



These Zav handles needed their own thread. I purchased a couple of wood turning blocks on eBay and commissioned Brian to create some of his art for me.   

Asian Burl turning block from Southeast Asia



And this is Brian's finished art work that arrived today:









California Redwood Lace Burl turning block



Brian's finished art work




As stunning as these handles look in the pictures, they are even more beautiful in person.  The club is very fortunate to have such a talented member in our midst. 

Thank you Brian @zavod44  for another amazing group of handles.  You were right, I have to do laundry after opening the package.
"Chasing Classic Kettles"

Darko


buckeyesmoker

Search of Blue or Green MBH

cumminfourya

DAMN!!! Those look fantastic


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DirectDrive

I'm peein' down my friggin leg lookin' at those !


RottiGuy

Wow,amazing handles................

Mr.CPHo


Neil_VT00

Wow, those are nice! Can't wait to see them installed.


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Harleysmoker

Love it! Beautiful wood and craftsmanship!

Dtrouty

Love the dark redwood! Ditto on seeing them installed.
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Travis

Whoop, Jim. These are actual handles you have in your possession? Where do you find the stick from? Brian, you do great craftsmanship! Very nice, fella's!!


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Cellar2ful



@Travis- I purchased them from eBay. This is the seller I bought them from. He does not have any for auction right now, just buy it now.  Pretty expensive wood. I paid about $35 each for two blocks.  Make sure you contact Brian (Zavo44) first as he has minimum size requirements for turning blocks to make handles from.                 

http://www.ebay.com/sch/exotic-wood-n-burls/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=&rt=nc
"Chasing Classic Kettles"

Craig


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