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The perch is parted of for attachment to the ornament |
The perch is glued in and the ornament is completed |
Per the Hilburger rule, 12 noon brings the mandatory lunch break |
After lunch, Bob starts his demonstration of the bell ornament |
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The outside of the bell is shaped leaving enough strength for hollowing the inside |
A hole helps with the hollowing and sets the depth |
The inside of the bell is hollowed to match the outside contours |
The inside of the bell is taken to completion |
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With all of the interior work done, the outside can be turned to final shape |
Finished as best that can be reached, the ornament is parted off |
A jam chuck can be created or a light grip in the chuck allows for finishing touches on the top |
The finished bell |
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While the class is going on, Susan Rosand is decorating Bob's turning with painting |
She does painting on many of the ornments and bowls |
A better look at the Christmas theme on the bell |
Another winter scene Susan paints on the bells |
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The session winds down to the end and it's time to clean up |
Everyone pitches in and the barn gets cleaned and swept |
The class attendees pack their gear and head for home |
Bob gets packed up for his drive home |
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Photos by Barb Berger and Kurt Hertzog |
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