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Both are saves from a friends firewood pile. The first one is my first attempt at endgrain turning, The second one has the most amazing curly figure I have ever seen in ash. The rim on the second one extends both inside and outside. Both are finished with wipe on oil poly.
-- without wood there is no woodworking, mill it.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 482 days ago
wow looks like cherry,super turnings.
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
LesB
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#2 posted 482 days ago
Pretty wood and a nice job of turning it.
The rim detail sets it off from the ordinary bowl or cup showing some forethought about the design.
I have never tired Ash under what appears to be the false assumption that the wood fibers would be “stringy” and the end grain would tear badly.
-- Les B, Oregon
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#3 posted 482 days ago
Great looking bowls. I have never seen grain like that in ash.
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