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Thread: Some Bowls

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    Some Bowls

    Here are a couple of bowls that I finished turning last week. The first is a mulberry bowl which is 7" across and 4" high. The other is a walnut bowl from the last of the wood from John Hart which I finally got around to. It is 7 1/2" across and 3" high. Sanded to 600 grit. Both are finished with General Finishes Seal-A-Cell and Arm-R-Seal. I buffed with carnuba wax.
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    Very nicely done Bernie. I love the walnut especially the foot detail.

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    Very nicely done Bernie! Really like the classic shape of the walnut!
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    Good looking stuff Bernie!
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    You've certainly come a long ways in 2 years Bernie! Nicely done. I especially like the last one.
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    They are both raly very nice Bernie. The Mulberry looks a lot like Apricot.

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    Nicely done Bernie,I like the maple bowl. Happy Thanks Giveing
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    I really like the walnut bowl. Very nice finish and I like the foot treatment.


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    Way cool Bernie. I especially like the walnut.
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    Those look real good Bernie!
    Have a Nice Day!

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    Nice looking bowls Bernie. I like the color of the Mulberry. Never had a piece really large enough to turn so what's it like. Odor, texture, etc.
    Thanks, Brian

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    Yup....They look great Bern. You picked up some nice figure in that mulberry....looks really nice. I have some..but I've been avoiding it cuz I heard it was hard as a rock and I might hurt myself.
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    Thanks for the comments. John it is pretty hard but turns pretty good.

    Brian it has a pretty good smell and is a hard, dense wood. Had to sharpen my gouges about 3 times during the finish turning.
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    Nice work and great wood Bernie.
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    Bernie, these are wonderful. I can't say which I like the most as they both have their unique qualities. I'd say great job!
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