I used two maple blanks and Y. hart, R. hart, P. hart, padduck, and walnut for the dots. It’s about 9” x 5” deep. This is the sixth bowl I have turned. I am having so much fun. -- Leslie, TX
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taidsturning
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#1 posted 706 days ago
Looks great. Turning is addictive, so enjoy.
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branch
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#2 posted 706 days ago
hi i like it nice bit of turning
did you put in the dowels before turning or after shaping the bowl
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scrappy
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#3 posted 706 days ago
Lots of character in this turning. The dots are fantastic! Would love to know how you did them.
Keep it up.
Scrappy
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murch
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#4 posted 706 days ago
Really eye-catching bowl Leslie. Great job.
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DadEO
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#5 posted 705 days ago
Very nice. I like to dots! They are some of my favorite woods.
Leslie
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#6 posted 700 days ago
Sorry it took so long to get back to yall.
I used a 5/8 plugcutter to get the dots. I shape the outside of the bowl just enough to get the form I liked. Then inserted the plugs and shaped it more. Yall may remenber those white bowls that had the red dots from the 60’s. I always loved those bowls.
-- Leslie, TX
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