I made these several years back after I cut down an old apple tree at our last house. I’ve made many other nicer things since, but I keep these as a reminder of what started it out. -- Seems that talent only gets you so far... effort makes you successful.
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Stephen Mines
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214 posts in 862 days
#1 posted 809 days ago
Your bowls are really good work (but you know that!) and a real treat to see. Two very different jobs of work, both very successful. Kudos!
Stephen
-- Stephen Mines (Saltmines@aol.com)
LesB
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#2 posted 809 days ago
Fruit wood makes great turning material. My first was pear wood I had in my stack of fire wood. Apricot is my favorite for color and variety in the grain.
Les
-- Les B, Oregon
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