| Project by cajunpen | posted 553 days ago | 967 views | 0 times favorited | 6 comments |  |
 |
Another Ringmaster bowl. This one is Maple and Cherry. I noticed after the glue dried, that I had a couple of the rings misaligned, but it looks pretty decent. The finish is three coats of General Finishes rub on Oil & Urethane and hand rubbed Renaissance Wax. Thanks for looking – one of these days maybe I’ll get to post one of those off the charts projects that we see so often here.
-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/
| Pin It |
6 comments so far
jaykaypur
home | projects | blog
2497 posts in 576 days
#1 posted 553 days ago
Fill that up with popcorn or chips and the misalignments go away!!
That’s a fine looking bowl.
-- Use it up, Wear it out --------------- Make it do, Or do without!
SASmith
home | projects | blog
1368 posts in 1155 days
#2 posted 553 days ago
I like the cherry/maple combo. It is more difficult to align this style of bowl than most people think.
I have made a bowl very similar to this: http://lumberjocks.com/projects/43825
Thanks for posting it.
Scott
-- Scott Smith, Southern Illinois
mahadevwood
home | projects | blog
396 posts in 1188 days
#3 posted 553 days ago
Very nice bowl, nice wood shade combination, finished also great
-- http://www.mahadevwood.com
Donna Menke
home | projects | blog
487 posts in 2434 days
#4 posted 553 days ago
Nice job, Cajun. what is that in the bottom center? I’ve heard of some people putting in a nice new shiny penny as a way of dating and finishing their turnings- but this looks different.
-- "So much wood. . .so little time!" www.woodworks-by-donna.com
cajunpen
home | projects | blog
11473 posts in 2234 days
#5 posted 552 days ago
Donna you are very observant. The shiny thing in the middle of the bottom is a Medallion with “Handcrafted by Bill Neupert, Metairie, LA” I ordered several hundred a couple of years ago from The Wooden Post – Gary Neely owned it back then – there is a new owner now. The medallion is sized so that you just use a 1” Forestner bit and drill down about a 1/16” – glue in with CA glue and you have your project identified.
-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/
chirostu
home | projects | blog
5 posts in 553 days
#6 posted 552 days ago
This looks fantastic! Always wanted to get into turning but i got to start saving ;)
Have your say...