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These are 2 of the 3 turnings that I have been able to complete since Christmas. I normally turn at least 6 days a week and on the weekend I get 5-7 hours a day. I have been too busy to turn and that is not good. The bowl is ambrosia maple, sanded to 600 grit and finished with spray lacquer. The second is a hollow form of an unknown wood type. It is also finished with spray lacquer. Comments are welcome. Thanks for looking.
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woodshaver
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#1 posted 487 days ago
Very interesting grain! I really like your work!
-- Tony C , My high school shop teacher said "You can do it"... Now I can't stop!
ed220
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#2 posted 487 days ago
Very very nice. Love the grain. Awesome turning !
Woodbridge
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#3 posted 487 days ago
both very nice turnings. The grain on the bowl and the way it is ringed with clear wood at the top is vey strikiing and to me, quite unique. I did a double take at first wondering of it was an applied decoration or natural. Great job.
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
Lidiya Blaznina
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#4 posted 487 days ago
Very good-looking!!!
-- Lidiya,Russia," I use wood to translate my mood".
Ryan Haasen
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#5 posted 487 days ago
These are amazing, what are the dimensions?
-- Ryan
stefang
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#6 posted 487 days ago
I love the bark edged bowel. Stunning grain and very nicely turned.
-- Mike, American in Norway
tamboti
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#7 posted 487 days ago
Hi Really very well done. I have one comment on the natural edge bowl. The foot I would have made at
least 25mm 1” smaller in diameter other wise goooooood Regards Roger
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Reaper621
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#8 posted 487 days ago
Much higher caliber than I can turn… I love it.
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Joe Weaver
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#9 posted 487 days ago
very well done
-- Joe, Ga
Andrew
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#10 posted 487 days ago
WOW! Nice turns!
-- Andrew, Orange County, CA - www.TransitionTurning.com
woodkiller
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#11 posted 486 days ago
Ryan the bowl is just over 12” wide and the hollow form is 9” tall.
BarbS
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#12 posted 486 days ago
What a pattern on that bowl! And you cut it with delicacy and precision. That’s a show stopper!
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a1Jim
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#13 posted 486 days ago
All of these have killer wood ,nice turnings.
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ncdon
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#14 posted 486 days ago
I really like both pieces.. thanks for posting.
-- Don, North Carolina,http://www.ncdon.com " A sharp blade & a tuned saw= happiness"
Cousinwill
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#15 posted 485 days ago
Beatuful turnings !!
-- William from the oldest town in Texas
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