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This is my 40th bowl and it is turned from box elder with some rich red grain in it. It finished out at 7 1/2” diameter and 3” high with about 3/32 wall.
It was finished with EEE and Shellawax
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peteg
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#1 posted 368 days ago
Wish we could get that stuff down our way Jim,
lovely job Mate
Pete
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sedcokid
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#2 posted 368 days ago
Box Elder is fun to turn, yes sir it is fun! Mighty fine color there, and a fine job of turning!
Thanks for sharing
-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,
woodpezzer
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#3 posted 368 days ago
That is just too pretty to actually use. I want one.. or two! Very nice work!
a1Jim
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#4 posted 368 days ago
gorgeous
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#5 posted 368 days ago
Jim you are doing those projests fast like on the assembly line!Nice
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HalDougherty
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#6 posted 368 days ago
That’s beautiful! The last blank I turned from box elder had some very nice red streaks. Only they all ended up in the shavings I took off the bowl…
-- Hal, Tennessee http://www.first285.com
TurnTurnTurn
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#7 posted 368 days ago
Beautiful work!!!
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Jim Jakosh
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#8 posted 368 days ago
Hal, I have a very red barrel of chips too!.................Jim
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Joe Lyddon
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#9 posted 368 days ago
WOW!
That is really a very thin wall… isn’t it?
Will it hold up over the years?
COOL bowl!
Thank you!
-- Have Fun! Joe Lyddon - Alta Loma, CA USA - Home: http://www.WoodworkStuff.net ... My Small Gallery: http://www.ncwoodworker.net/pp/showgallery.php?ppuser=1389&cat=500"
Jim Jakosh
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#10 posted 368 days ago
Hi Joe. I think it should hold real well, but it may warp. It warped after the rough cut a month ago and it did again a little bit over night just before sanding. I could not get the sanding done after turning and had to wait till the next day.
I have other thin wall BE bowls and they are fine after 2 years…...............jim
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Roger
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#11 posted 367 days ago
That wood is amazing, and the bowls you turn are too
-- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Kentuk55@bellsouth.net
murch
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#12 posted 366 days ago
Great job Jim. Beautiful bowl.
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scrollingmom
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#13 posted 366 days ago
Very nice. Great job!
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#14 posted 359 days ago
Beautiful work and bowl.
Looks so fragile and almost like made of porcelain.
Amazing what you can get out of the wood.
Best thoughts my friend, I can see I missed a lot lately,
Mads
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#15 posted 354 days ago
Great work Jim.
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