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  1. #1
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    Default Birch squat bowl

    For now this is my last birch turning, I'm running now completely out of birch , so I have to look for a new supply.
    This birch squat bowl is 162mm in the largest diam, and 120mm in height, wall thichness 8mm, hollowed out till a depht of 100mm.
    Finished with three layers colorless lacquer.
    Thanks for looking.
    Cheers. Ad

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    Sweet Ad, very sweet.
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    Very graceful, Ad. And has a "gravitational" effect almost like a water-filled balloon.

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    Beautiful curve Ad.. I've turned very little birch. You made a pretty vessel of it. Hope you find more.
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    looks good from here top job mate
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    Good work Ad

    That shape, for me anyway, is difficult to do...you've executed it beautifully!!

    Guess you'll have to go to the Baltics for a Birch hunting/gathering trip!
    Cheers,
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    Nice looking bowl.

    You defiantly need to find some more Birch nice looking timber
    Cheers Rum Pig

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    Nice form.
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    It's a beauty, Ad, fine shape and great piece of wood too.
    The look of your Birch is rather like our younger Camphor.
    Good luck finding more Birch.

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    Thank you all for your nice comments.
    Got yesterday an offer for a big birch tree, they say I can turn buckets out of this tree, only I have to pick it up 350km away from my home
    Ad

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    Ad,

    A couple of suggestions:

    1. Win the lottery and become benevolent.

    2. Spend some time in Oz, say a year or two, free board and lodgings at various places, north, south, east and west.

    3. Share your knowledge and become a teacher of note.

    4. Start with my place first, I need the instruction still.

    Your various turnings... I and others no doubt are in awe.

    thanks for the pics again

    Jeff

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    Quote Originally Posted by jefferson View Post
    Ad,

    A couple of suggestions:

    1. Win the lottery and become benevolent.

    2. Spend some time in Oz, say a year or two, free board and lodgings at various places, north, south, east and west.

    3. Share your knowledge and become a teacher of note.

    4. Start with my place first, I need the instruction still.

    Your various turnings... I and others no doubt are in awe.

    thanks for the pics again

    Jeff
    Jeff, I'm trying for many years to win the lottery, till now without success.
    But if......., you are the first person who I think about
    Thanks for your flattering comment.
    BTW. I have on my wish list to visit once that beautiful country of you.
    Ad

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