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    Cherry ZIA Bowl

    Cherry Bowl with Zentangle Inspired Pyrography. Created as part of a public demo at The Woodworking Shows to promote the artistic side of Woodturning and the local woodturning clubs of Connecticut and Massachusetts. Around 10" (26 cm) across. Finished with oil and polyurethane.

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    Beautiful bowl Eric, would be even without the pyrography
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    Nice bowl but I would have used a wood with less figure.
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    Great shape on the bowl. I would like to see it a little thinner, but that is just opinion, of course. The design is great, and the lines look nice and smooth. Winner all the way!
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    I really like that. Good form, sweet curve, the thickness suits the piece, and...hmmm...my wife was just talking to me last night about doing some "Zentangle" pyrography on some of my pieces. Hmmm...

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    Thanks everyone

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike Cruz View Post
    Great shape on the bowl. I would like to see it a little thinner, but that is just opinion, of course. The design is great, and the lines look nice and smooth. Winner all the way!
    The rim is undercut on the inside, so the wall thickness is actually drops down to around 1/4" despite looking quite thick at the rim.

    Quote Originally Posted by Geoff Gaudet View Post
    I really like that. Good form, sweet curve, the thickness suits the piece, and...hmmm...my wife was just talking to me last night about doing some "Zentangle" pyrography on some of my pieces. Hmmm...
    I've been doing Zentangle pyrography for a year now, it is very relaxing.

    Quote Originally Posted by Harry Robinette View Post
    Nice bowl but I would have used a wood with less figure.
    You are probably right, but this is what I had handy when the show came to town.
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    very nice.....did not realize the 1/4 thickness except for rim.....cool

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    Eric,
    The whole thing is really very pretty.
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    Very nice, the fine lines of the burning make the enhancement subtle at first glance but the detail draws me in.
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    Very Nice. I like the wood burning pattern.

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    Very nice work Eric! Seriously - very nice! Thanks for sharing!
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    Very nice Eric. I like the pyro pattern a lot and could easily see variations of it on future projects.
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    quite a lot of skill shown here. Very cool design.
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    I like the ZIA design...it looks like overlapping stylized ginkgo leaves.

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    Thanks again, doing these designs is fun and relaxing.
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