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    walnut bowl

    Here is a walnut bowl I just finished. The rim is a little different than any I've done before.
    Jack


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    That is beautiful, Jack. And thanks for teaching those students a skill they can use for a lifetime. My son is a freshman in college, you can see him in my avatar with me. He constantly amazes me with what he can do.
    All the best.

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    Jack that is a beauty. Gotta love walnut.
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    Stunning! I love it.
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    That's a great style, with or without the detail below the rim. I really do like the rounded lip a lot. Very nice work!
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    Real good looking bowl Jack! I like the rim - the rounded edge adds to the form. What did you use for a finish? Looks great!
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    Smile the new photo tent?

    Looks like my former photo tent...LOL

    As always, nice work..See you at the next club meeting.

    Ted

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    Mike I looked at this bowl several times, yes I like it, but I'm still wondering why it looks so light colored, almost like White Walnut AKA Butternut, or is this Carpathian Walnut maybe ??(English walnut to some people)
    I like a thicker lip on bowls especially if I go for a thinner wall, looks good on your bowl with that higher rim, thanks for showing.
    Have fun and take care

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    Bee-utimous! I love that rim! Truly nice work!
    Allen
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    Thanks for the compliments everyone. Steve I used deft on this bowl. Ted it is your light tent, it works better than the one I made. Leo, It is black walnut even if it is on the light side, the tree has been down for years.
    Thanks again,
    Jack

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