| Project by SugarbeatCo | posted 304 days ago | 529 views | 0 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
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My first try at turning ambrosia maple, and it turned really nice. The Bowl is about 8” wide and a lil more than 2 inches tall. Finished at 800 grit and treated with hot beeswax and mineral oil, and buffed out to what you see here. I left a few beetle tunnels near the rim of the bowl, to signify the cause of ambrosia maple, and highlight the woods natural beauty. Thanks for looking, hope you like it!
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bobasaurus
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#1 posted 304 days ago
Nice job. I really like ambrosia maple, and the shape of the bottom is quite nice.
majuvla
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#2 posted 304 days ago
Most people are alergic to ambrosia but this one looks quite outstanding.
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John
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#3 posted 304 days ago
Very nice it almost looks like a camo pattern.
Tom Godfrey
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#4 posted 303 days ago
Super nice.
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