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  1. Square Bowl - quarter sawn red oak

    Square Bowl - quarter sawn red oak

    7in. by 7in. wide, 1 5/8in tall little under 1/8in. thick. Finished in teak oil. I like the spiraling circular grain of this quarter sawn oak.
  2. Walnut Bowl

    Walnut Bowl

    6-3/4 x 3-1/2 Walnut Lacquer
  3. small Maple bowl

    small Maple bowl

    4 1/2" x 3" Watco & buffed
  4. Apple bowl

    Apple bowl

    6 1/2" x 2 1/2" Mahoney`s Utility finish & buffed
  5. The World Peace Bowl

    The World Peace Bowl

    This is our submission to the Connextions Exhibit. The turning was done by me on Cape Cod and the beads were done by Jeri Warhaftig from NJ. The bowl is 11 1/2" in diameter and about 4 1/4" tall. The beads were hand made, then coated with a white enamel and sand-blasted. It...
  6. Big Walnut Bowl

    Big Walnut Bowl

    Well its big for me ... 14 1/2" wide by 9 1/2" tall. I had the day off today so I got to play in the shop all day. I originally wanted to turn this into a hollow form but there were two knots on the top that were full of cracks so I decided to make it a bowl instead. Overall I am...
  7. Spalted Pecan Bowl 2

    Spalted Pecan Bowl 2

    9" X 3 1/2"; sanded to 600 grit; BLO and Poly finish waxed.
  8. AAW Forum contest entry footed bowl

    AAW Forum contest entry footed bowl

    AAW Forum contest entry Petal Bowl Flower petal bowl with carved feet representing the sepals of a flower. This one was my first try at airbrushing the dye (5 different colors) which worked pretty good, a lot less messy than applying by hand. Went over to Jerry Bennett
  9. Walnut Bowl

    Walnut Bowl

    A simple little Walnut bowl about 6 inches in diameter, sanded to 1200 grit, finished with BLO and CA, polished and buffed with white diamond and carnauba wax. Comments/Critiques always welcome, Shane
  10. "Zapped" AAW footed bowl contest

    "Zapped" AAW footed bowl contest

    Action bowl with feet
  11. "Zapped" AAW footed bowl contest

    "Zapped" AAW footed bowl contest

    7 3/4 wide by 11" high, white cedar, turned form then carved, Dragonfly turned then carved. oil painted
  12. Mesquite Bowl

    Mesquite Bowl

    bird's eye mesquite finished with pure tung oil (Better quality photo)
  13. contest bowl 2nd photo, AAW Forum contest entry

    contest bowl 2nd photo, AAW Forum contest entry

    2nd photo of bowlfor contest
  14. Box Elder Bowl and HF

    Box Elder Bowl and HF

    I cleaned up the shop today and found a couple of Box Elder burl caps laying under one of the benches so off to the lathe I went... The HF is about 1 1/2 inches tall. I like the form but dont like the lip, its to big and to sharp of an angle into the transition, should of rounded it like I...
  15. Petal bowl

    Petal bowl

    Petal bowl of dyed Bird
  16. Ugly Bowl?

    Ugly Bowl?

    I hate it, my wife loves it... go figure! Thought I would post it and see what you all thought. Box Elder burl. 13" wide, 8" tall and 1/4"+ thick ... I left it a little thick so more of the burl spears would be left along the edge. Sanded to 1200 grit, soaked with BLO...
  17. Box Elder Burl Bowl

    Box Elder Burl Bowl

    I started this bowl about a month ago and finally got around to finishing it. Its Box Elder burl with the natural edge. Its 6" tall and 7" wide. Finish is BLO, polished with White Diamond and buffed with carnauba wax. Comment/critques always welcome. Thanks, Shane
  18. Bowl - 552

    Bowl - 552

    The wood is Hickory. The bowl was turned fairly thin and sanded as normal on the lathe. The outside was textured and dyed. Then the high spots on the outside were hand sanded back to show the wood. The outside was hand rubbed with fine steel wool and soft paste wax then a cotton cloth. The...
  19. Rice bowl project

    Rice bowl project

    See the Spring 2007 issue of the American Woodurner for information on this project. This is my contribution. The wood is some type of elm. The design is a motif from my "hidden world" series.
  20. Imagine the hidden world No. 1

    Imagine the hidden world No. 1

    2006. Ginkgo. 3 X 2 5/8 inches. This is a vessel in my "Hidden World" series, which is inspired from the microscopic world of pollen grains and seeds. The designs are inspired from the beautiful architectural features of pollen and seed as seen at high magnification using a...
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