bowl

Not sure if this is "crotch" or not. It's my last piece of this wood. It was not identified when I got it. My best guess is Butternut??? Finished with Tried and True Danish Oil and Beall Buffing.

Was a cutoff from a larger section. Under 4" diameter, under 2" tall. Finished with paste wax

Spalted Maple. I'm attempting to focus on simple. Shape and finish. Been watching some youtube videos on Japanese and British ceramics. Only finish is Beal Buffing system. Did have some problems with tear out.

From a crotch of an oak (probably scrub oak) that was burn damaged in the 2017 tubbs fire - then allow to try to grow for 4 years before finally being felled in 2021 as it was never going to recover- parts of this were alive while parts were rotting and other parts are scorched (8" x 3-1/4"...

12 by 7 by 3.5 inch oak bowl. Turned from leftover piece I picked up on craigslist. Finished with Danish oil and Beall buffing system.

12 by 7 by 3.5 inch oak bowl. Turned from leftover piece I picked up on craigslist. Finished with Danish oil and Beall buffing system.

12 inch wide butternut (I'm pretty sure it's butternut, but I could be wrong) with embellishment with dye and gilding wax. Finished in Danish oil and carnauba wax.

12 inch x 6 inch maple burl bowl with Tried and True Danish oil and Carnuba wax

Pecan Bowl with carved petals 13" x 51/2"

A 6 x 3 inch nibbling bowl from a spalted maple

Another great turning project from Dick Sing. This turned base really dresses up this calculator which in turn can dress up any desk. These make great gifts for everyone and you can really get creative with your designs! View: https://youtu.be/BKSqIU21Luc Cheers! Chris DeHut

Poplar and steel bowl. Collaboration w/ Mark Gardner and David Clemons. I hammered and planished the steel bowl, Mark turned the poplar, I textured and he painted. David did the etching on the steel. Sold at the Penland Auction a few years ago. 15" X 7"

Poplar and steel bowl. Collaboration w/ Mark Gardner and David Clemons. I hammered and planished the steel bowl, Mark turned the poplar, I textured and he painted. David did the etching on the steel. Sold at the Penland Auction a few years ago. 15" x 7"

This is a small bowl measuring 6” in diameter and 3 1/2” tall. It is made from purpleheart wood. The rim is textured and dye has been added to the texture to create a contrast.

Elm bowl, 9”x 3.5”, finished with final cut.

This beautiful piece of curly maple has a inlayed band around the lip of the bowl. I think the feet add to the "pot of gold" look

I'm sure this had been discussed but just got through finishing a small bowl that had a tenon during the process. What determines a tenon or dovetail for turning a bowl? Thanks.

See woodturning master David Ellsworth in action on October 24! All experience levels welcome. All experience levels welcome. More information and registration at http://tiny.cc/MasterSeriesEllsworth

Natural Edge Bowl in olive wood, 7" x 5", 3" H and 1/8" walls, lacquer finish.

This bowl is 26, 12-segment rows with a floating bottom. The species used are maple and wenge. It is approximately 7-1/2" diameter and 3-1/4" tall.