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Bocote Bowl bottom
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Don Leydens

Bocote Bowl bottom

This was a little tricky to make as the wood will exploit any defect it can find. The sharp edges were rounder over with a router. Finished with a 70/30 percent mix of De-natured Alcohol and Shellac, then buffed with Renaissance Wax. I'm thinking of making a lid for this. I have some spalted maple and sycamore that is dry enough to use. What do you guys think? Should I leave it alone or go for it?
Thanks for looking and all comments welcome, Don L.
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Charlie Knighton
very nice, Don
 
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Don, the bottom side can almost stand by itself. The grain pattern reminds me of a relief or contour map. Very pretty piece of wood.
 

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