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  1. #1
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    Default Bowlish

    Finally some time to play in the shed. A friend wanted a peanut nibbles bowl so knocked this up from something un-named in the wood pile. I think it may be myrtle but could be wrong, any other ideas?

    The bowl is about seven cm tall and 20 cm wide. I love the black lines in the bottom, though it could have been a bit smother.

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    Default peanut bowl

    Looks like spalted myrtle nice bowl

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    No idea about your Aussie woods, but I do like the bowl and the bit of spalting.

    It does not look nearly as deep internally as the depth of the wood, is that an illusion in the photo or a anti-tip-over method or a cleaver method of reducing your mates nibbles intake?
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    I like, beautiful job.
    I wonder why buy rice and flowers? Rice is to live and flowers to have something to live for. Confucio
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    Thanks for the wood tip. The bowl is a bit bigger at the bottom, about 8mm thick in the centre as it is recessed for the chuck underneath when I was turning. the walls at the top are about 4mm thick though a bit thicker near the bottom with the curve.

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    I'd be pleased to select my nibblies from that !

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