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  1. 22nd March 2020, 02:07 PM #16
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    Sir, That lumb of timber is well and truly starting to look like a beautiful piece of wooding art....
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  3. 23rd March 2020, 10:41 AM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robson Valley View Post
    I do not want to hijack your thread. At the same time, I figured that I should show you what a dish of mine
    looks like with a textured surface (about a #5 sweep with a crooked knife) and feet on the underside.
    I like it. My greatest disappointment is the size = takes up far too much space on the table.
    Yellow cedar (Chamycyparis nootkatensis 450 x 350 x 50.)
    That's a great conversation starter while enjoying a meal, Robson Valley. I'm glad its a frog and not a Cane Toad!!! (That's one for the North of our country)
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    Finally "finished" - just a few blemishes to work on when I'm looking for something to do for a few minutes.

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    Beautiful bowl! Are you staining it, or some other finishing?

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    I like to leave Huon Pine in its natural state. It tends to go yellow with finishes I have tried and I think it has natural oils in it anyway.
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