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    Default Big Red Gum Burl bowl

    I think I showed the process of this bowl,
    Finally the finished product !
    Natural edge red gum burl bowl
    I made for the AWTEX this year !
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    Cheers smiife

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    Very nice bowl you must be pleased with it,what is the size and finish.
    Regards Rod.
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    Hi, I have made plenty of bowls but never one from a burl. Is the process, in relation to speeds, sharpening etc any different to that used for regular timber?

    thanks,

    Steve

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    [QUOTE Rod Gilbert;1959878]Very nice finish you be pleased with it,what is the size and finish.
    Regards Rod.[/QUOTE]

    Hi rod,
    I think the original blank was about 460mm x 460mm x300mm deep
    By the time I chop off the edges and turned It round , I think it ended
    up about 360mm round and 200mm deep, finish was D.O. and NC
    lacquer

    Quote Originally Posted by StevoWoodi View Post
    Hi, I have made plenty of bowls but never one from a burl. Is the process, in relation to speeds, sharpening etc any different to that used for regular timber?

    thanks,

    Steve
    Hi steve,
    No not really , just a lot harder , a bit more sharpening needed
    This burl was not very stable , lots of cracks , rot and holes,
    There Is another thread I started awhile ago of the starting off
    process, If you are interested , I don, t know how to link it , sorry!
    Cheers smiife

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    Quote Originally Posted by smiife View Post
    [QUOTE Rod Gilbert;1959878].......
    There Is another thread I started awhile ago of the starting off
    process, If you are interested , I don, t know how to link it , sorry!

    At the top of the page you are looking you basicially select the URL, right click on mouse, select copy, then paste it to a reply.

    Big Red Gum Burl

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    Steve, turning burl bowls/platters is fun!

    Insert maniacal laughter here
    Pat
    Work is a necessary evil to be avoided. Mark Twain

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    Nice soup bowl.
    Cliff.
    If you find a post of mine that is missing a pic that you'd like to see, let me know & I'll see if I can find a copy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    At the top of the page you are looking you basicially select the URL, right click on mouse, select copy, then paste it to a reply.

    Big Red Gum Burl

    Hi christos , whats a mouse ???.........
    Nah ,, only joking but could you tell me" how to" on
    my tablet ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Pat View Post
    Steve, turning burl bowls/platters is fun!

    Insert maniacal laughter here
    Hi pat , always good for a laugh !
    There were a lot of cracks and pieces opening up
    on this one , so I didn, t go any thinner , I think I
    was lucky to get It this far , quit while ahead......

    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers View Post
    Nice soup bowl.
    Hi cliff, thanks, would have to be thick soup !
    Cheers smiife

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    Quote Originally Posted by smiife View Post
    ..... but could you tell me" how to" on
    my tablet ?.......

    Sort of the same thing but when using the tablet you are using your fingers to do the copy and paste. And having two pages open at the same time to bounce between them is a little slower. Ok a lot slower.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    Sort of the same thing but when using the tablet you are using your fingers to do the copy and paste. And having two pages open at the same time to bounce between them is a little slower. Ok a lot slower.
    Hi christo , thanks mate I will try that next time
    Cheers smiife

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