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Chip
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#1 posted 862 days ago
Beautiful turning. Love hearing about the storm wood being used. Great job.
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darryl
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#2 posted 862 days ago
looks good.
I like the elevated platter design.
sras
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#3 posted 862 days ago
Beautiful wood – did you turn this green or let it dry first?
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Alongiron
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#4 posted 862 days ago
Sras.. We cut this maple on our portable sawmill, let it dry for 6 months, turned it out as a bowl blank then put a little end green sealer on it, let it sit for another couple month till the moisture content was down to 8% and then turned the finish bowl. I have more Maple turning blanks that I could use up in 20 years!
-- Measure twice and cut once.....
Alongiron
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#5 posted 862 days ago
Darryl. This is a 2 piece design. The bowl and the base are 2 seprate pieces. The base has a tenon on it that fits into a recess in the bowl.
-- Measure twice and cut once.....
Alongiron
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#6 posted 862 days ago
Thanks Chip for the comment. i found it to be alot cheaper to buy a small sawmill and use what I have on the property then purchasing retail. I have alot of fun woodworking and making gifts for family and friends.
-- Measure twice and cut once.....
peteg
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#7 posted 862 days ago
Nice to mill your own timber, put it to bed for a while & then see what you have, (firewood or a treasure)
this is a very nice result, be nice to see the rest you have stored away sometime
-- Pete G: If you always do what you always did you'll always get what you always got
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