Both of these little bowls are about 6” in diameter and stand about 2” high. The first one is a mixture of Monterillo and Curupay with a Canarywood base. The second has a Curupay base and a body of Monterillo with Bloodwood accent strips. Finish is Tung Oil. -- Bill Roberts -- Steal one idea it's called plagerism. Steal a bunch - it's called research
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John Franklin
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#1 posted 1308 days ago
WOW! It would be great to see your glueups prior to turning… please!
-- John Franklin - Central PA - http://affyx.wordpress.com
toyguy
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#2 posted 1308 days ago
These look goood…..I really must give this segmented stuff a try…..... So many techniques to try in turning…....
Keep the chips flying.
-- Brian, Ontario Canada,
sedcokid
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#3 posted 1308 days ago
I agree with JC do have any photos of the guleups? I would be interesting to see them. However your bowls are beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing!
‘the SedcoKid’
-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,
sras
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#4 posted 1308 days ago
I’m guessing that we are looking at end grain when we look at the second picture. How close am I?
-- Steve - Impatience is Expensive
taidsturning
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#5 posted 1308 days ago
Both of the bowls are made from boards compound mitered and glued up so the grain in all is face-grain. The grain of the Monterillo is very tight and varies in color so it might look like end grain, but it’s not. I did put an earlier bowl on the site which was end-grain and book-matched Zebra in the feature ring, but not these two.
-- Bill Roberts -- Steal one idea it's called plagerism. Steal a bunch - it's called research
scrappy
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#6 posted 1308 days ago
Fantastic turnings. Have one on the lathe now that I am working on(purpleheart and maple)
Hope it turns out even half as good as these.
Keep it up.
Scrappy
-- Scrap Wood's the best...the projects are smaller, and so is the mess!
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