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Thread: Black Walnut bowl with feather, just over 14"

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    Smile Black Walnut bowl with feather, just over 14"

    A returned Black Walnut bowl that has dried and cured for some 9 or 10 years, pretty wood but simple lines and not a deep bowl, I like it .

    As I had to remove my photo tent for some rearranging in the shop, I had to find another way/spot to make the pictures, done outside on a glass topped table, sorry for the background in the picture.

    Any and all comments are welcome

    Black Walnut bowl on glass.jpg Black Walnut bowl outside.jpg Black Walnut bowl.jpg Black Walnut bowl bottom.jpg
    Have fun and take care

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    fantastic Leo, thanks for sharing

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    Beautiful, Leo. I love the shape; very graceful. Thanks for posting.

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    Very nice. A lot going on in that wood.
    "Never try to teach a pig to sing. It wastes your time and annoys the pig." Robert Heinlein

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    As a huge fan of walnut, I got to say WOW! Leo, where do you get the patience to let these sit for 9 years? I'm starting to think you have a warehouse of "rough outs" stack up to the ceiling in a remote location, buried in a underground cavern. Joking aside, just a wonderful looking bowl with awesome coloring!

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    Very nice Leo. Walnut has always been one of my favourite woods and the grain on that is great. Oh and nice job on the turning, I like the shallow look.
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    Quote Originally Posted by charlie knighton View Post
    fantastic Leo, thanks for sharing
    Thanks for commenting Charlie 1thumb.gif
    Have fun and take care

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Greenbaum View Post
    Beautiful, Leo. I love the shape; very graceful. Thanks for posting.
    Thank You Mark , showing my work keeps pressure on me to keep making and improving my pieces
    Have fun and take care

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Herzberg View Post
    Very nice. A lot going on in that wood.
    Thank you Doug , starting off with a good shape, nice looking wood always helps the overall look of a work
    Have fun and take care

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Huffman View Post
    As a huge fan of walnut, I got to say WOW! Leo, where do you get the patience to let these sit for 9 years? I'm starting to think you have a warehouse of "rough outs" stack up to the ceiling in a remote location, buried in a underground cavern. Joking aside, just a wonderful looking bowl with awesome coloring!
    Thank you Steve , yes this is a nice piece of Walnut, and yes I do have a large inventory of rough turned pieces, as for remote, Atikokan is kind of remote
    Have fun and take care

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rick Gibson View Post
    Very nice Leo. Walnut has always been one of my favourite woods and the grain on that is great. Oh and nice job on the turning, I like the shallow look.
    Thanks for commenting Rick , Walnut sure can be nice wood, though not always the easiest wood to turn, but usually worth the effort 1thumb.gif
    Have fun and take care

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    New Turner here, your bowl looks great, Your backyard looks good too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alan Gan View Post
    New Turner here, your bowl looks great, Your backyard looks good too.
    Thank you for Commenting Alan , Oh that is actually my front yard
    Have fun and take care

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