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    Hi all
    Thought i would share my third bowl that i have completed with out getting a catch and making it explode
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    I love the grain in that bowl

    What did you do the texturing on the base with?
    It's only a mistake if you don't learn from it.

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    Yea its nice wood.
    The texture was done with an old steel ruler on the round end like this one.
    https://www.dlsweb.rmit.edu.au/toolb...ng/02tools.htm

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    Thanks for that - I've learnt something today

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    Quote Originally Posted by spankingpigeon View Post
    Yea its nice wood.
    The texture was done with an old steel ruler on the round end like this one.
    https://www.dlsweb.rmit.edu.au/toolb...ng/02tools.htm
    Might have to give that one a crack, is that just being used like a chatter tool? Also, did you make a handle for it or just use the ruler as is?
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    First i put a very slight edge on the round end, Then i had to play around with the tool rest a bit because if it was to far away from the work the ruler would be pulled down into the work and just act like a scrapper.
    I left the ruler without a handle as i still wanted to use it as a ruler but you could add one if you wanted.
    I found the hardest part was holding the ruler hard against the tool rest as it would vibrate and make my hand feel like it had pins and needles lol

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    Default Grainy wood

    It is hard to find wood with the right grain.

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