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Several years ago my wife and I toured Arizona. One of the places we went to was Canyon De Chelly. as you can see in the second picture. If you look at the canyon wall , you’ll notice the verticle stripes. Thses are caused by the smoke rising from the pueblo fires and rain water running down. When I was turnning this bowl, I thought of Canyon De Chelly. Therefore, name of this bowl. I used a large dia. Forstner bit to remove most of the interior then foinished using my lathe gouges. To keep the bark on the bowl, I used approx. 2 bottles of CA glue. The finish was Woodturners Finish.
-- ED NOCK
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Edward E Nock II
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#1 posted 883 days ago
Sorry about the misspelled word
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RetiredCoastie
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#2 posted 883 days ago
Very nice turning, nice figured wood. I especially like the natural edge.
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#3 posted 883 days ago
Wow great job.The gran is incredible.
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#4 posted 883 days ago
WOW!
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DanEGood
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#5 posted 883 days ago
Nice job. The CA glue is a great idea.
dustyal
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#6 posted 883 days ago
Wow… really nice… enjoyed the Arizona story too. uh, how ‘bout a MDWW workshop on this?
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#7 posted 883 days ago
Enjoyed the story. I like the grain and natural edge. what type of wood? thanks!
Karson
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#8 posted 883 days ago
Ed A great looking bowl. Great story.
See you Thurday.
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woodkiller
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#9 posted 883 days ago
Very nice job. I was wondering how big is the bowl? It looks pretty big and beefy. Thanks for showing.
lew
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#10 posted 883 days ago
Ed,
That is gorgeous!!
Lew
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#11 posted 680 days ago
Wow nice find, I missed this one somehow.
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