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  1. #1
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    Default Manitoba maple burl

    A bowl in Manitoba Maple, one of the few local woods we have. It was planted around farm yards and used in windrows as well. About 11 1/2" by 5" by 1/4", finished in lacquer. A donation to a silent auction this thursday. Comments welcomeP1020241.JPGP1020240.JPGP1020239.JPGP1020238.JPGP1020237.JPG

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    Nice looking burl grain at the base, well done

    I would remove the mounting foot though
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    Looks nice and thin and with all the edges intact.
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    Nice burl and nice turning. A good looking piece.
    Cheers Frank.

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    Very nice indeed
    Rgds,
    Crocy.

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    Hi dennisk,
    Very nice, looks great,.I like the foot
    I think it lifts the bowl
    Well done
    Cheers smiife

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    Default good one

    Looks good to me just the way it is and its a might fine blank to boot
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    Hi dennisk,
    The bowl look's great to me not bad for a bit of windbreak.
    Regards Rod.

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    Cliff.
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    very nice. I like the foot too cos it works with the profile curve. Not just a chunk on the bottom.
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    Wow, I love making these types of bowls, lots of fun.

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    That's a fantastic looking burl and bowl. Yep, I reckon the foot lifts the bowl and gives it nice form.
    Well Done

    Willy

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    Very nice bowl. Nice piece of timber. I also like the foot.

    I would like the photos a bit lighter. I use free down load Picasa for adjusting:

    http://www.downloadinfo.co/lp/picasa/142/

    Or you could set your camera to the spot meter setting, if available, to avoid reading so much of the white background.

    See below for two click adjustment in Picasa.
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    So much timber, so little time.

    Paul

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    Very nice. I like the clean simple lines, no beads, coves etc. I also like the the way you have treated the foot, nice and fine. A nice piece if timber and well turned.

    Jim
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