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Coffee Mug

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Cherry w/ Maple, Pine, Mesquite, Cherry, Segmented Mahogany

Cross Cut Oak, Segmented Variety, Russian Olive

Pear Wood with assorted segments.

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I've turned a number of these for Christmas gifts. You can use solid blocks or assemble scraps left over from other projects. I turned a seqmented mug entirely from cutoffs of pen blanks.

Design or Plan used: My own design

posted in: Reader's Gallery, turning, cherry, pine, maple, red oak

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A Hearts and Flowers Vase

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"Stained Glass" Cutting Board

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