Spalted Sycamore & Burr Elm Bowls.

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Hi All,


Just started turning bowls recently, but am starting to enjoy it a lot.


Here are two of the bowls I have turned.


Was lucky to have such nice pieces of wood from my supplier.


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Thanks everyone.[:D]

I have a long way to go! I want to start doing some longer vases, and perhaps some hollow forms.[:p]


Need to get a good chuck with spriget jaws though! Perhaps Santa will be good to me.[:)]


Only thing is Santa probably doesn't know how much they cost.[;)]
 
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Hi Kenny,
I like the Burr Elm.. Nice shape and design.. the sycamore is okay too, but my favorite is the Elm.. I cut an elm behind my shop last fall... can't wait to start turning some of the bigger pieces.. as soon as the rain lets up, I want to cut some blanks and start them to dry for turning.. Turning bowls was the reason I wanted to start working with a lathe, I just started with pens and got hooked there for a while.. finally turned a bowl last summer and hooked there too.

Keep up the good work.
 

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Hi Chuck,


Glad to hear that you like the elm bowl.


It does grip hold of you this woodturning. I notice that I am spending less time making pens, and more on bowls and other items.


I just love working with wood, and provided that you enjoy what you are doing, I dont expect it matters what you are doing!


Cheers,
Kenny
 
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