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This Birdseye Maple bowl has some outstanding intense eyes......turns nicely.
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What’s on your lathe?
- Thread starter Rusty Nesmith
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Actually, it grows from about San Francisco up into British Columbia. Still the same tree. It is one that the higher grit you sand to, the more it glows. It does have an interlocking grain, and smells terrible if you burn it.
robo hippy
Spalted sugarberry (surprise!), about 5" x 2.5". Finished with Myland's. This piece has a lot more contrast in the wood colors than others I have turned.
A block of wood does not get any prettier than that.
Final sanding of a 15” x 12-1/4” x 7” at the tallest point Pecan. This bowl elongated over 1” while drying. First coat of DO applied.
Gorgeous. Nice ogee!
was at Rockler to buy some epoxy and of course found a few other things including a curly maple blank which I needed. Friend wants a fruit bowl so she will get this when done, 11 1/2 inch diameter. Turned it today.
