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  1. 12th September 2023, 12:40 PM #1
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    Default lattice rim bowl

    This a 320mm bowl with groves cut in the upper surface of the rim with a trimmer router , then cut through from the underside with a parting tool .The timber is chinese tallowtree and the finish is DO.
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    looks good Ted. How many coats of DO did you apply?

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    Nifty jig you have there, simple & effective. Nice work on the crispness of the detail too, looks very good.
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    I think there was only 3 or 4 coats coats of DO .

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    It took a lot of work with sandpaper and a tiny file to tidy up the grooves .
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    Looks good Ted, I like the simple set up it works extremely well by the look of it
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    Lovely TT. I think your indexing jig is a great idea too.
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