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Thread: Spalted Ice Cream Bowl

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    Wink Spalted Ice Cream Bowl

    Based on the overwhelming discussion of the correct size of a popcorn bowl – I thought this would fit in with everyone’s expectations of a proper ice cream bowl – for a single serving of course!

    Spalted White Birch, 11 ¼” diameter x 3 ¼” high, sanded to 320 grit, 5 coats of Minwax Wipe-On Gloss Poly.

    Ice Cream V1.JPG Ice Cream V2.JPG Ice Cream V3.JPG Ice Cream V4.JPG

    As always, any comments, critiques or opinions are appreciated!

    Thanks for looking!
    Steve

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    Beautiful bowl, Steve. Just need a half gallon of spalted ice cream to put in it.
    Richard in Wimberley

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    That's my kind of ice cream bowl. Nice job.

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    11" ice cream bowl?

    My kids would deffinately agree...
    One good turn deserves another

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    Steve your finally getting a handle on correct size. That is just right for a single serving of ice cream. Rocky Road would look great in your bowl. Super bowl Steve, all of your work is great. Thanks for sharing....Bruce

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    That bowl is beautiful Steve. Yep that will hold a good portion of ice cream for sure.
    Bernie

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    Now that looks like a popcorn bowl.
    Have a Nice Day!

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    Thanks for sharing, Steve. I've only roughed out bowls to date but hope to get time to begin finish turning some soon. I like viewing everyone's work as inspiration and to guide me to proper form and finish.

    On deck and waiting - I've got a 10" roughed out cherry bowl with a crack I just epoxied last night (tip from friends here) and two red oak bowls that survived any checking from the DNA process.

    Your work is always top shelf.
    Terry

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    Steve....that is a beautiful, one serving, 2500 calorie ice cream bowl. It would not pass Andy's muster, however, due to it's small 11 inch, 2500 calorie size.
    Ken

    So much to learn, so little time.....

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    Beautiful piece!
    Mike Vickery

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    My kind of ice cream bowl

    Hi Steve.

    Very nice bowl. Wonderfull shape, and the spalted wood just looks great.

    Cheers
    Kaj
    Cheers - from the other side of the pondt
    Kaj

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    Very nice bowl what ever goes in it.
    Jack

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    Beautiful yet simple... I love to watch such bowls..keep on posting

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    What a wierd bunch you Americans are, Ice Cream Bowl never heard the like, never heard anyone call or use a wood bowl for ice cream, using as for fruit or tossing salad even goldielocks and her 3 bears used it for porrage but ice cream, you a sick or sad bunch can't make me mind up witch but the Bowls NICE Steve, i think you have been around mine i have a bunch of blanks just like that, just go count them..Geoff

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    Nice bowl!

    Though modest.
    Bob

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