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This bowl is very similar to the last one I posted. The snowmen were made by my wife a few years back and I thought they made an interesting addition to the photographs. The bowl is 9.5” in diameter, about 5” tall and is made using Goncalo alves, Purpleheart, Canarywood, Padauk, Mahogony and Maple. As always the finish is Tung Oil.
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sgtsprout
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#1 posted 884 days ago
This a beautiful piece. You do very nice work. Do you laminate the segments together yourself? New to turning myself and it is very addictive and fun to work on.
Again great work.
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Woodwrecker
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#2 posted 884 days ago
That’s a super nice piece !
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darryl
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#3 posted 884 days ago
nice looking bowl Bill the colors look great together.
taidsturning
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#4 posted 884 days ago
Sgtsprout,
Each segment is compound mitered to fit into and form a ring of the bowl. I do all my own cutting – wood comes into the shop as 13/16” boards. Each segment of a ring is typically cut to the same shape. I glue them together into half circles and then put the two halves together after dressing up the end surfaces to give a good glue line and so the two halves form a good circle. I face the bottom and top surfaces on the lathe to give good gluing surfaces before the rings are glued together.
I hope that helps visualize the process.
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#5 posted 884 days ago
beautiful bowl
the colors contrast nicely
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David175
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#6 posted 884 days ago
wow, that is a very nice bowl
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#7 posted 884 days ago
Again, Your bowls are outstanding!
Thanks for sharing!
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