Mahogany ringed bowl
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MobilMan
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Very nice bowl & wood. But the base looks kinda small. But that's just my opinion.
gwilki
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Base size is one of the many discussions that I have with my wife on bowl shape. This one is about 2.75" on a bowl that is just over 8". I think it looks better in person than in my pics, but my wife would still agree with you. 
Tks for writing.
Tks for writing.
Bob Wemm
Member
Grant, does this mean that you are going to keep your RM.
Nice job.
Bob.
Nice job.
Bob.
Kalai
Member
HI Grant, very nice looking bowl, I like the way it looks, even the bottom. The size of the bottom depends on what look your going for, if you want an artistic look, most of the time you want a small base, if you want it functional then a bigger base would be good.
That is a basic rule that I use, aloha.
Kalai
That is a basic rule that I use, aloha.
Kalai
nava1uni
Member
I really like the bowl and I like the size of the bottom.
toolcrazy
Member
Very nice bowl.
I agree that the bottom is too small, but that is what is nice about the Ring Master. You can modify all you want. I haven't finished my first, yet. Just haven't had the time. I hope you bought the PAG, makes setup sooo much easier.
I agree that the bottom is too small, but that is what is nice about the Ring Master. You can modify all you want. I haven't finished my first, yet. Just haven't had the time. I hope you bought the PAG, makes setup sooo much easier.
gwilki
Member
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gwilki
Member
Thank you for your critiques. Our preferences on bottom size are very individual. . I will say that, since the walls of this one are about 3/16" thick, it is very light and not at all tippy.
Bob: No, this does not mean that I'm keeping the RM. I got it for a good price, and I wanted to try it. Now that I have, I find it a bit too limiting and will try to sell it. It does what it does very well, though.
. I will say that, since the walls of this one are about 3/16" thick, it is very light and not at all tippy.Bob: No, this does not mean that I'm keeping the RM. I got it for a good price, and I wanted to try it. Now that I have, I find it a bit too limiting and will try to sell it. It does what it does very well, though.
Grant, I've seen the name Ringmaster a few times now. But I don't have a clue what it is. Please let us know. Thanks.
BTW, I like the way the wood changes colour with the grain direction. I'm not a 'bowl guy' but I like the modern clean looking lines combined with the classical wood material.
BTW, I like the way the wood changes colour with the grain direction. I'm not a 'bowl guy' but I like the modern clean looking lines combined with the classical wood material.