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  1. 17th November 2003, 06:49 PM #1
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    Got myself a new toy - HP Photo Scanner 1200. Brilliant for scanning prints. So finally got around to scanning some photos of bowls etc that I took a while back.

    On the left is a large bowl in NSW Rosewood. On the right a smaller bowl in Gidgee.
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  3. 17th November 2003, 06:50 PM #2
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    On the left a bowl from Blackbean and on the right one from Mango.
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    Nice bowl from a burl - can't remember the variety right now.
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  5. 17th November 2003, 06:52 PM #4
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    A box from Purpleheart made on request from a work colleague as a birthday present for his wife.
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    On the left a Purpleheart bowl and on the right a bowl from spalted Gosford Wattle.
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    Larger platter from Silky Oak.
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    Small bowl in Crows Ash.
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    Platter in Tiger Myrtle.
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  10. 17th November 2003, 09:06 PM #9
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    Nice..... Makes me want to get a lathe
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    Darryl, do you have a standard finish you use? There seems to be so many to choose from!
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    Excellent work Darryl...........I'm impressed!


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    Have fun..............keep turnin
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    They're all finished with EEE then Shellawax.
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    Darryl, a great selection of what can be done and the finish certainly brings out the colours and grain. I hope to be able to approach such a result in 2004! Thanks for sharing these.
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