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jaykaypur
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#1 posted 255 days ago
Beautiful bowl. That 4th pic you can get lost in. Great job and the walnut is NICE!
-- Use it up, Wear it out --------------- Make it do, Or do without!
Tom Godfrey
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#2 posted 255 days ago
Great job. I haven’t done any wood turning with walnut yet but looking forward to the day i do. Is it easy to work with or pain in the rear?
-- Tom Godfrey Landrum South Carolina (tom@thcww.com) 864-384-4938
Chaotic
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#3 posted 255 days ago
Thanks Jay, it does have some nice grain differentiation.
Tom: It turns easily, but it’s not my favorite wood to work with. Tear out is pretty easy to make happen, the acid in the wood dulls tools quickly and it is very unforgiving when trying to get a good finish. The slightest scratches or bruised areas that wouldn’t show on other woods stand out very well against walnuts color.
Even so, it’s a pretty wood.
bowtie
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#4 posted 255 days ago
very nice, finish turned out great
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MonteCristo
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#5 posted 254 days ago
Nice piece of walnut !
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LittlePaw
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#6 posted 254 days ago
I have not done any turning either, although a lathe did come with the Shop Smith. I’ll most likely try it sometime. Beautiful bowl!
-- Paul - The sweetest sound in my shop, next to Mozart, is what a hand plane makes slicing a ribbon.
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