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  1. 09-15-2012, 5:50 PM #1
    Jeremy Leasure
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    Cedar Bowl with malachite fill

    Had two cedar rough outs, I think the other one is trashed because the bottom is cracked pretty deeply. Can't tell for sure until I cut into it though. This is my first cedar bowl, not terrible stuff to turn.

    10.5" x 4" Cedar, Malachite



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  3. 09-15-2012, 6:33 PM #2
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    Wow Jeremy, That is a great looking bowl, beautiful wood and a great job with the fill.
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  4. 09-15-2012, 6:36 PM #3
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    Love the natural color of the Cedar! The Malachite sure adds a splash of color to the piece! Nice work!
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  5. 09-15-2012, 8:18 PM #4
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    That cedar made a great looking bowl. Really like that extra splash of color.
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  6. 09-15-2012, 10:41 PM #5
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    Jeremy that is a great looking bowl. I love turning cedar for the smell and color of the wood.
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  7. 09-15-2012, 10:59 PM #6
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    Jeremy:

    You done good on the graceful form - as well as the beautiful wood. Reminds me I have some cedar "stuck back" under the front porch . . .
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  8. 09-16-2012, 10:20 AM #7
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    Great looking bowl, colors and grain patterns.
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  9. 09-16-2012, 10:22 AM #8
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    You've got a winner going there Jeremy!
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  10. 09-16-2012, 10:32 AM #9
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    Beautiful wood. The bottom looks a bit fat to me, I would take a little more off the bottom curve which will give it more visual "lift" as well. I just got some Malachite myself and am looking forward to trying it out. I remember a Walnut bowl you did a while back with Malachite and I loved it.
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  11. 09-16-2012, 9:30 PM #10
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    I like you shape and use of the wood and Malachite. It looks like it is still without finish or wax. Are you going to apply some finish? I have some rough turned bowls and have been putting off returning trying to come up with a finish other than Danish Oil.
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  12. 09-16-2012, 9:33 PM #11
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    I'm liking that cedar bowl, Jeremy...........NICE!
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  13. 09-17-2012, 3:14 AM #12
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    WOW wood and an elegant execution. well done.
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  14. 09-17-2012, 7:17 AM #13
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    very nice, thanks for sharing
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  15. 09-17-2012, 8:34 AM #14
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    The colors in this bowl are just beautiful. Love it.
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