This is another sycamore bowl from the General Burnside tree. It ended up 10" x 4" with my usual home brew oil finish and renaissance wax. I tried a little different lip this time.
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This is another sycamore bowl from the General Burnside tree. It ended up 10" x 4" with my usual home brew oil finish and renaissance wax. I tried a little different lip this time.
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Steve - very nice bowl! I always like when the lip slants - just helps make the bowl different. Beautiful color on this one - nice thickness and finish! Always great when you can preserve a little history at the same time as you turn!
Steve
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wonderful finish, very 'early americanish' looking. should take on a nice patina in the future. mike
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That is just a beautiful bowl! Very classy and a wonderful piece of wood.
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That is a great classy bowl. I like the lip treatment and finish.
Bernie
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Form and finish are first rate. That is a keeper.
Bob
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i love a thick bowl like this one...the bottom is very professional and beautiful as well as the inside...the slanted lip is a plus....keep posting!!!
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Sycamore is just plain beautiful. You did well! Excellent bowl.
Allen
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And.... I'm located just 1,075 miles SW of Steve Schlumpf.
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I like the form and the finish looks great.
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