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Mark Shymanski
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#1 posted 861 days ago
Hey that looks like a pretty good project. What kind of lathe are you using?
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OttoH
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#2 posted 861 days ago
That’s an interesting design. I like the flow of the body and the contrasting woods, it gives it a very pleasing and unique look.
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Jurin
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#3 posted 861 days ago
Thank you. I’m using a PSI turncrafter pro. midi lathe
peteg
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#4 posted 861 days ago
Welcome to turning Jurin, looks a pretty good start here. Is this two seperate bowls, or, does the larger one sit on the seperate base?
Make sure it is just the lathe that spins & not your head with all thoes designs running around in it :)
Its nice to share a few details about your project, a size, timber & maybe finish
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Jurin
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#5 posted 861 days ago
peteg.. thanks for your comment. Too late my head is already spinning. It’s a bowl with a lid (turned box?) I don’t remember what kind of wood species I used. Sorry I’m new at this. The height is about 5”. Diameter is 6” and the finish is “shella wax”.
My wife uses it to keep spare change in it.
scrappy
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#6 posted 861 days ago
Great turned box. Looks like maybe maple and walnut? Great design and build.
Keep it up.
Scrappy
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RetiredCoastie
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#7 posted 861 days ago
Very nice and welcome to turning. You’ve got the knack, keep at and keep posting pics. I wish my first bowl looked as good as yours. My first bowl wound up transforming into a plate and my second transformed into multiple pieces of kindling but turning is very relaxing and rewarding.
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