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bowl turning thread

By se7enthdevil,
November 18, 2013 in Woodcraft Forum

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Dan Earp

Posted March 28, 2015

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Turning whilst i wait for jen and henry to make their minds up lol

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April 11, 2021

also a hollow vessel in spalted Beech approx 300 mm tall ... posing on a mossy stump !

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devon TWiG

April 11, 2021

latest bowl from me ...Spalted , rippled Ash !! pretty spectacular wood ...approx 9" dia

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devon TWiG

February 18, 2018

A few recently finished pieces ...a 10"dia bowl in rippled Ash , and a Hollow form in Spalted Beech approx 10" tall

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Finished for now

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Small apple

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You put that on top of your lathe just to rub it in didn't you 😁😁

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You put that on top of your lathe just to rub it in didn't you 😁😁

Lol just a reminder for you bud. 😜.

Starting a piece of holly next

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eBay no 221724369460

Saw these and thought se7enth might be interested...

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Posted March 28, 2015

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they get used for mallet heads, i have about 20 kicking about here somewhere.

one of the hardest woods in the world as well as one of the most expensive.

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Would this be easy enough to hollow out without hollowing tools,if i took my time?

Or should i just make a box from it ?

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A couple of hollow vessels recently completed from Yew , one is a commission for a customer , both about 300 mm tall ( not including finials ) and pierced .

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Twig thats fantastic👍

Im putting the hours in to become like u and the others here lol.

Heres my first box thingy.

Awaiting for the colejaws to arrive and finish up.

Got the wall thickness down to 1/4" at the min. Didnt wanna push my luck just yet with the R.Sorby turnmaster kit lol

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