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Thread: Spalted Buckeye

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    Spalted Buckeye

    This bowl is Spalted Buckeye (Horse Chestnet) and is 7" X 2" and about 1/8" thick on the walls. Finished with a coat of sanding sealer and 3 coats of brush on Deft and buffed with the beall. I am happy with the looks of this wood and it was easy to turn. This is another one where I used the shop vac and the Nova vac attachment to finish the bottom.

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    Sid
    Sid Matheny
    McMinnville, TN

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    Wow, Sid!! That is some outstanding wood! So much going on, and you developed it into a great looking bowl.

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    very nice....

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    Great looking bowl Sid and the wood is really beautiful.
    Bernie

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  5. fantastic figure in that buckeye! Nice bowl!
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    Terrific wood and you really did it proud. Nicely done!

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    Great looking bowl from an outstanding piece of wood! Nice looking form and finish, too.

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    Nice looking bowl. You did a good job.

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    I love the wood. The spalting is very defined. Very impressive.

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    GREAT Lines in that one.Where is the rest of the log???????? I think we all would like some of that.
    Donny

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    Nice piece and beautiful wood Sid, well done, love it ;-)
    Have fun and take care

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    Thanks for the kind words. Donny this piece came from a friend in Canada so I guess the rest of the log is still there.LOL I would sure love to have more of it.

    Sid
    Sid Matheny
    McMinnville, TN

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    A stunning piece of wood, and a nice form to show it off - one to be proud of, for sure!

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    Great looking piece of wood made into a great looking bowl!

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    All I can say is WOW!
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