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    Ambrosia Maple Bowl with eggs

    Here is the collection of eggs I'm working on. So far I only have 7 but I figure the more I make the faster I'll become. I like to fill a bigger bowl for Easter.
    The bowl is 6" x 2" someone at work asked me to make him one. First time selling a bowl so I'm pretty happy with that. Hopefully I'll sell a few more later.
    Thanks for looking






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    Beautiful

    Very nice! "Unique" is the word that comes to mind..

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    I always like ambrosia! Great bowl, and the form and the finish on the eggs are great. It really takes some skill to get them to all look similar!

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    Nice work Alex! Eggs look great - love the various colors! Bowl has a nice classic form to it, good looking finish and a unique foot area.

    Congrats on your sale! Hopefully this bowl will generate many more!
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    The bowl is a beauty Alex as are the eggs. Well done.
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    Great work, Alex!
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    Alex you are doing good work keep em comin.
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    Nice work, your friend will be very happy! Just a quick questions, turning eggs are a new one to me, not to sound stupid, are they solid or hollow?
    Dale

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    Wonderful stuff Alex!

    What's the middle egg made of?
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    VERY nice bowl and FANTASTIC EGGS!

    Course that's just MY opinion!

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    Beautiful work... can I have an omelet with the walnut and the oak? Those are the only two I can identify... maybe one ash.
    I like the bottom feature, also... is this so it can be remounted to do some finish repairs if should become necessary?
    Well done!
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    Beautifully done Alex!!! How about a short tutorial on how to turn an egg??!!
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    Thanks for the comments. The foot is something I'm experimenting with. Nex I'll try hollowing the whole thing and get ride of the center. I left the center there for decor, but I don't know if it adds to the looks or not. I welcome opinions there.

    Quote Originally Posted by Steve Schlumpf View Post
    Nice work Alex! Eggs look great - love the various colors! Bowl has a nice classic form to it, good looking finish and a unique foot area.

    Congrats on your sale! Hopefully this bowl will generate many more!
    No supid questions here besides mine they are solid

    Quote Originally Posted by Dale Gregory View Post
    Nice work, your friend will be very happy! Just a quick questions, turning eggs are a new one to me, not to sound stupid, are they solid or hollow?
    Dale
    You are welcome to make your self an omelet. The woods are:
    Oak and walnut as you mentioned. Then Lyptus, magnolia, cherry,choke something (not that you dirty mind) and spoted ebony

    Quote Originally Posted by Allen Neighbors View Post
    Beautiful work... can I have an omelet with the walnut and the oak? Those are the only two I can identify... maybe one ash.

    It was not the intention but certainly I can work as such. This is the 3 bowl I turn so I have no experience with foots on bowls. So far I like the footless look of them and I found this to be a simple way to turn them without having to return the foot later.

    I like the bottom feature, also... is this so it can be remounted to do some finish repairs if should become necessary?
    Well done!
    Your wish is my command. I just finished turning an egg just to take pictures for you. I'll post them later today.
    Quote Originally Posted by Dennis Peacock View Post
    Beautifully done Alex!!! How about a short tutorial on how to turn an egg??!!
    Thank you all for your nice comments.
    Last edited by Alex Elias; 01-08-2008 at 6:04 AM.

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    Easters not far off, I may have to give some of those eggs a try.

    Very nice collection and super finish.

    Oh, the bowl is great too.
    Determined to master the skew.....patience is a virtue

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    Segmented eggs ... hmmmmmm . See what you've started Alex? , now I will have to learn how to segment and turn eggs . oh boy I can't wait to get started . You and Malcolm T. inspiration to no end....
    BTW NICE job on the bowl and eggs .
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