Brazillian Cherry bowl with decorative sand inlay The three pieces of wood were glued with Original Gorilla Glue Polish was EEE UltraShine and then I sanded it off and sprayed it with gloss The inlay was made with 25% white and 75% terracotta decorative sand inlayed with CA glue. It was turned down using chisels after many sharpenings -- IF IT IS TO BE IT IS UP TO ME
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9 comments so far
SuburbanDon
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#1 posted 430 days ago
Neat !
-- --- It's the little tools that get you ---
Bearpie
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#2 posted 430 days ago
Yes, the sand is hard on the tools, but you have a lovely bowl as a result! Is the sand all the way through the bowl?
-- Erwin, Jacksonville, FL
Rob Macdonald
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#3 posted 430 days ago
The cherry pieces were glued together and turned down to near finished size and then I used a parting tool to make a 1/4” deep channel for the inlay. Hollowing the bowl was 99% wood and just a little work to get the inside of the inlay finished.
-- IF IT IS TO BE IT IS UP TO ME
SawdustTX
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#4 posted 430 days ago
Creative and beautiful. Very nice!
SakeenaBlue
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#5 posted 429 days ago
I like it! What a great way to have a keepsake from a great trip to the beach!
-- Nancy
Martyroc
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#6 posted 429 days ago
Beautiful Bowl, Nice work with the sand inlay.
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
stefang
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#7 posted 428 days ago
Nice! The sand inlay looks wonderful in a subdued sort of way.
-- Mike, American in Norway
Douwe
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#8 posted 428 days ago
Creative thinking! Normaly you keep sand as far as possible from your iron tools.
This beautyfull bowl inspires to explore new ways.
-- Douwe
Borgmc1
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#9 posted 417 days ago
I like the way you turned the inside so you can see the inlay. Very creative.
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