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Thread: Osage Bowl

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    Osage Bowl

    Here is an Osage bowl that I finished today. It had developed a few dozen cracks on the outside while drying from the DNA soak, but I was lucky and was able to clean them all up.

    Beall buff finished and is 7-1/4" x 3-3/4"

    Thanks for looking.
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    Dick

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    Looks great Dick. That osage sure is pretty.
    Only the Blue Roads

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    Beautiful !!. You consistantly knock me out with your work Dick. Really great grain piece. Just curious, what do you do with all the bowls you turn??

    Cheers,

    Kent

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    Man, the color and shine on that bowl is intense. Excellent work, Dick!
    Big Mike

    I have done so much with so little for so long I am now qualified to do anything with nothing......

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    Dick, great job! Man I love that Osage. Feels good to hold an Osage
    bowl in your hands, it finishes so smooth.

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    Nice bowl, Dick. Looks like you had just enough wood to finish it.


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    Dick,

    As always.... Really great workmanship. That is some very interesting grain and color.

    Thanks for sharing with us.

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    Pretty Bowl Dick. That wood is outstanding.
    Sparky Paessler

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    Beautiful Bowl Dick!
    That Osage is Awesome!
    Have Chainsaw- Will Travel

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    Looks really nice, Dick. Osage orange is a hoot to turn, especially the first few times...that bright yellow "stuff" coming off the tools is just unreal! It will also polish up wonderfully without any finish if you want to take it up through the grits to 600, 1200 or beyond.
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    Just goes to show what I said about Osage Orange is right.

    Great wood .................... You "Done er PROUD", Dick.

    Bruce

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    Another great turning,
    Sure do miss your signature ringed bottoms, ever going to bring them back?

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    Dick, that is a wonderful bowl. Osage orange has wonderful grain and you brought it out in this one. Great finish as well.

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    Thanks everyone for the nice comments. I have one more piece to finish up and then I need to start looking for more. I do like to turn this stuff.

    Kent, they are starting to get stacked on top of each other now. I have been giving them away as gifts for awhile now.
    Dick

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    Man that stuff is bright. That is a wonderful finish Dick and a great looking bowl.

    Ernie

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