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This is the 2nd bowl that I turned. It was turned from green spalted maple and almost blew apart in the process. I was able to save it with the use of epoxy and maple sawdust mixed in to help blend the epoxy. I then used a clear finish and lots of handrubbing. The bowl measures 4” X 12”.
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brianinpa
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posted 92 days ago
Very nice bowl. I like that you left the rough edges: adds character.
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thetimberkid
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posted 92 days ago
Great job!
Thanks for the post
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lew
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posted 92 days ago
How do you chuck the bowl to finish the bottom?
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posted 92 days ago
I actually did this at the college when I was taking a bowl turning class. I glued on a turning block with a paper joint. When the bowl was done I took a chisel and peeled off the block, then used an overhead router to clean up the bottom then finished it off the lathe. Thanks for the remarks
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