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  1. 21st April 2013, 04:01 PM #16
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    Thanks for the botanical name.
    30mm deep by ???
    If it was to be 300mm, or more, across, quite doable but lots of work
    especially near the end.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JB View Post
    . The bowl is in a table top not a lathe turned bowl so the carving cannot be done on a lathe. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
    Not too difficult if you have access to a decent pantograph (one that would handle the size of the tabletop)
    set up would probably take longer than doing the job though..

    what if the hokey pokey is really what it's all about?
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    I'm from the mind set that just has a go, using whatever tools I have. It either works or it doesn't and you've learned something first hand.
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