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Here is a vessel made out of some spalted silver maple. The foot is English Walnut. I attempted to make a poached egg. Finish is a Minwax gloss wipe on. This is my 5th bowl that I have turned.



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-- Kyle Edwards, http://www.sawmillnc.com, Iron Station , NC (near Charlotte)
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michelletwo
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#1 posted 1069 days ago
gorgeous wood..terrific for a 5th bowl..
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#2 posted 1069 days ago
Absolutley beautiful.
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cwdance1
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#3 posted 1069 days ago
Wonderful job, great wood.
BarbS
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#4 posted 1069 days ago
That looks quite large; what are the dimensions? Beautiful spalted maple and nice design.
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Eagle1
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#5 posted 1069 days ago
It’s a beautiful piece you made there.
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OttoH
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#6 posted 1069 days ago
That is a mighty large and mighty beautiful poached egg Kyle!
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Bearpie
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#7 posted 1069 days ago
That is some fantastic looking wood! Have fun with the block under the bowl, it will be a fantastic looking one also.
Erwin, Jacksonville, FL
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Threeseamonsters
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#8 posted 1069 days ago
Really nice turning.
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Sawmillnc
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#9 posted 1069 days ago
Thanks for the compliments!
This wood turns fantastic. I think there was a question regarding size and it is about 8” tall and 5” wide
The block below this one was for the fundraising auction for the Charlotte Woodturners club.
-- Kyle Edwards, http://www.sawmillnc.com, Iron Station , NC (near Charlotte)
Oakfan
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#10 posted 1069 days ago
What a Beautiful piece of wood and a fantastic job of turning. Congrats
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#11 posted 1069 days ago
wow great grain and nice job of turning!
aldente
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#12 posted 1068 days ago
Very nice. I just love turning highly figured wood.
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Gnome
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#13 posted 1068 days ago
Gorgeous grain shown to great advantage. Finish is just glossy enough to set it off. Very beautiful. I’m surprised it’s only 4×8 inches, it looks larger. Needs something in picture to give scale, I guess. An egg or an antique egg spoon would look very nice with it. :-)
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Mary Anne
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#14 posted 1068 days ago
Pretty piece and beautiful wood. It took some good tool technique to get such a nice finish.
Loucarb
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#15 posted 1065 days ago
Well done. Beautiful wood. That English walnut sure looks like another beauty piece of timber.
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