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Inspired by all the tumbling block cutting boards. made from carnary,purple heart,jatoba,& maple. finish is blo and lacquer spray. I just hope all the glue joints stay and don’t split over time.
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sedcokid
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#1 posted 1064 days ago
Another beautiful piece!! Thanks for sharing.
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MShort
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#2 posted 1064 days ago
Great looking bowl. I need to try the tumbling block pattern, looks really cool.
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a1Jim
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#3 posted 1064 days ago
Wow that’s soooo very cool great job.
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sras
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#4 posted 1064 days ago
Wow! The geometry and the curves interact to create some very interesting lines.
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#5 posted 1064 days ago
That is Really Neat! Great idea.
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Ken90712
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#6 posted 1063 days ago
Wow now you have done it! This is really cool and well done congrats!
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NormG
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#7 posted 1063 days ago
Wonderfully done
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#8 posted 1063 days ago
Superb job of the bowl… my only comment would be that IMHO the cubes would look better had the grains been perpendicular to each other…and my only other comment would be that the PH probably needed more time to go back to the rich purple color…
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