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5-inch diameter walnut bowl that I turned the other day – very simple lines and the wood revealed itself very nicely with a knot offset to one side! Burnished with shavings and then two coats of wipe-on poly applied while the bowl is turning on the lathe; quick and effective!
-- Jim
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rikkor
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posted 487 days ago
Nice clean lines. The grain pattern is very easy to look at.
TedM
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posted 487 days ago
Great looking bowl, Jim!
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Dick, & Barb Cain
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posted 487 days ago
Very nice, Knots always add character to the wood.
Tip: I’ve found that wet sanding with wipe on poly does a good job at filling the grain in Walnut.
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trifern
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posted 487 days ago
Very nice turning. Thank you for sharing.
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Lee A. Jesberger
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posted 487 days ago
Hi Jim;
Nice bowl. Walnut is such a great wood!
Lee
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