Elm Burr Bowls.

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Hi All,


A couple of my latest bowls turned from Elm Burr.


They are not that big, but I tried a different finish on each.


Modern bowl was given sanding sealer, then BLO and beeswax finish. Round bowl was given two coats of sanding sealer, a light coat of BLO and buffed with a crystalline wax polish.




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Hey, y'all, uh, I don't want to be the wet blanket, but, uh, they're both round...

And both really nice.

I like the spherical one. Did you use some specific kind of tool for the inside of the hollow form?

Julia
 
Hi Julia,


Thanks for the comments.


I used a bowl gouge to make the initial cuts into the bowl and then finished the sides using a round nosed scraper.

I dont have any specific tools for making a hollow form which is why I stay within certain boundries, and dont make anything with too narrow an opening, or too severe angles inside.

But I need to invest in some good hollowing tools.[}:)][:p] (More Money)
 
Kenny, They are both nice I realy like the looks of elm. what elm I have worked with I put the BLO on first then a clear poly. Have you ever tried the BLO before the sanding sealer?
Bob
 
MODERN BOWL is a reference to the contemperary shape of the second bowl!![:)]


If the Burls are well seasoned, they turned very well. I work in Elm Burr frequently, and find it very easy to work with.[:D]
 
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