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I'm starting to turn some for a show that's coming up the first weekend of May. Here's a cherry bowl. There's a couple of things that are different about this one. I balanced the grain across the bowl and I undercut the inside edge slightly to create a small shadow.
Cherry
6" diameter 3" tall
Danish Oil Finish
Raymond Overman
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I happen to like that a lot Raymond. That is a rough tough burly looking bowl suitable for sitting on my lap with a big pile of popcorn. The bowl is pretty and yet remains functional. Nice job!
Big Mike
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I like that bowl a lot Raymond. It has that hefty look but is yet very pleasing to the eye. I like the fit and finish. Great work.
Bernie
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Another nice one Raymond. Good luck on the upcoming show.
Ernie
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Nice Raymond, excellent details and that cherry is really nice.
Corey
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Great bowl Raymond, I do like that type of edge. Good luck on the show!
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Really nice, you nailed the beautiful and functional together with this one.
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Beatiful wood....Great form and finish!
Ken
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