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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul39 View Post
    I take it the area on the right side near the bottom of the top left bowl in the group shot is what gave you the trouble.
    Actually that bit wasn't so bad! Those are small clusters of some feature which looks a little like very large birdseye (unsure what the name of it is) which were all through the blank. They actually cut pretty well - I think because they might be a little harder than the rest of the wood, but that's only a guess.

    Around the rim on curly/wavy grain was where I had most difficulty, having to make unsupported cuts.

    Cheers,

    Danny

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    To answer my own question - I had my first go at sheer scraping with a shiny new bowl gouge - 3/4 inch with a fairly swept back grind, and yes, having that much blade available makes things quite a bit easier.

    Having said that, it was huon, so I may as well have been turning cheese!

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