turning urns

never thought about it but why not

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do wonder why they open from the bottom maybe to prevent them from being opened and spilling out i would guess bottom opening makes it hard to use for anything but ashes

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Electric Comet
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When a revered member of the local turning community died, another turned an urn for his ashes out of Manitoba Maple/Box Elder burl. Given notice,I suppose we could all turn our own.

Graham

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graham

A sealed container... e.g. glue. Also the top is beautiful without any openings that might swell in life and such.

Mart> never thought about it but why not

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Martin Eastburn

once you are born you are given notice

the hard part is wood choice

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Electric Comet

it is nice but i think it could be a little more ornate so as not to confuse it with a bickie barrel

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Electric Comet

Good reason to be opened only from the bottom.

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nowayeout

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