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    Post Another dai sensei collaboration!

    This is my ARRRRRRRRGH bowl. Photos courtesy of Neil.

    I managed to turn this completely before Neil turned up, except for the bottom. I had intended to use the club's Cole's jaws to finish it off but Neil volunteered to show me a method that required the use of a face plate, some non slip mat and the tailstock. Most interesting!!

    The final finishing of the bottom was done with a sanding disc in my cordless drill.

    Finish is Shellawax and then Shellawax cream.

    I don't know the exact species but it is a eucalypt. Grain is pretty special and it was much appreciated as a gift by some friends in Brisbane.

    I have other part turned pieces in the pipeline and when they are finished I want to start on some more creative work.
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    beautiful grain and nice bowl
    cheers
    Mick

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    Good effort there mate, turning out bowls and also teaching Neil to turn, commendable
    Willy

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    Nice bowl, artme. I pricked my ears up when you mentioned Eucalyptus, as I work with it a bit and like the grain and variation. (And that is such a lovely soft wood to work!)

    I had to look back at my Work in Progress thread to see how it compared in shape to the bowl I did there and I see that yours is different, so you are not getting any dig-ins about "brake drums" as I did.

    It looks good, and you and the recipients are satisfied with it - that is what does it for me.

    Cheers,
    Alister.

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    Looks great artme. Fantastic grain in it as well. Awesome.
    Dave,
    hug the tree before you start the chainsaw.

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