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This was a fun and different project for me. I got the idea from a LJ buddie of mine after seeing it on Toyguy’s project list. It was a bit challenging sanding the wings while the piece was spinning but got her finished nicely. This piece measures 7.5” across and is made from Maple with a Black Walnut lid. The finish is wipe on Poly with five coats and then buffed on the beal.
All comments are welcomed….. Thanks for looking!
-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,
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ohwoodeye
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#1 posted 603 days ago
Looks like a true knuckle-buster. Very nicely done!
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MShort
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#2 posted 603 days ago
Great looking bowl Chuck. I have not made a winged bowl yet. It is on the “to do” list at some point to try.
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lew
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#3 posted 603 days ago
What a beauty, Chuck!
I can’t imagine trying to sand it while it was spinning!
Lew
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#4 posted 603 days ago
Very Nice.
I can not imagine trying one of these. Yikes.
Beautiful,
Steve
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branch
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#5 posted 603 days ago
hi another great bit of turning very nice wing bowl
the are great fun to make and a little sore on the knuckles how are yours
branch
peteg
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#6 posted 603 days ago
Wow Chuck you have a production line goin at the moment, this a great turn & great practice in “shadow turning” nice contrast in the timbers :))
-- Pete G: If you always do what you always did you'll always get what you always got
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#7 posted 603 days ago
Nice turning Chuck, great combination of grains. How are the knuckles?
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sedcokid
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#8 posted 603 days ago
Thanks for the comments Guys, always good to hear from my buddies. This was a fun project and thanks to Toyguy for the link that showed how to make it…. Thanks Brian!! And a Big Thanks to Bob Hamilton for the video!!
No, I never hit my knuckles once, don’t ask my why I didn’t…... Just very careful I guess ;)
Peteg, no not a production line just a long time in posting projects
Thanks again guys for the kind words, I appreciate it!
Chuck
-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,
Jim Jakosh
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#9 posted 603 days ago
Hey, very nice piece,Chuck!!
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#10 posted 599 days ago
Wow! very nice
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#11 posted 537 days ago
Chuck that is a very nice piece and you have some other very nice turning as well.
sedcokid
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#12 posted 537 days ago
Lou, thanks for the nice words! I am about ready to post some new projects…... So stay tuned!!
Chuck
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