Pine bowl - Turned, Burned and Dyed Cranberry to Cobalt.

[Jayman72]

Hey all,

So here is my second turned bowl/vessel.

This is basic Pine that was cut from a 1x10.

I made 8 rings (3/4 tall each) and then glued them up. (5 for the base/bowl and 3 for the lid)

Once it was cut to the shape I liked I put a torch to it to bring out the grain.

Then did a stain job. (Red -> Purple -> Blue and then purple stain over the whole thing to mute the red and blue.

Here are a few shots.

Hope you like them.

Jay
Tampa, FL


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Outer Blue Side


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Outer Red Side



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Inner Blue Side


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Inner Red Side

 

[Cwalker935]

That's very cool.

 

[Charlie_W]

Wow!
Please post more pics when finished.

 

[Jayman72]

Wow!
Please post more pics when finished.

Will do.

There is a lid too that matches. Once I get all the poly on and the micro mesh completed I'll post completed pics.

Thanks.

 

[Jayman72]

Finally got it finished....

Hey All,

Sorry it took a bit but i finally got it done.

Hope you like it.


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Inside

Thanks
Jay

 

[BSea]

Very nice. What stains did you use?

 

[Jayman72]

Very nice. What stains did you use?

Thanks.

Trans Tint Red Purple and Blue.

Then I did purple over everything to town down the Red and Blue to give it that Cranberry and Cobalt look.

Jay
Tampa, FL

 

[Jim15]

That's great.

 

[Bob Wemm]

Very nice, great job.

Bob

 

[SDB777]

RingMaster or bandsaw for the rings that were stacked?

Really like the dye finish. Makes pine easier on the eyes.




Scott (looks fun) B

 

[Jayman72]

RingMaster or bandsaw for the rings that were stacked?

Really like the dye finish. Makes pine easier on the eyes.




Scott (looks fun) B

Jigsaw for the inner circle of each ring and a band saw for the outer.