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    Default Shallow Fig Bowl / Platter

    Here is a bowl / platter that I turned today. 340 dia. x 35.

    Regards Rod.
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    Beautiful Platter Rod Congratulation, I didn't realize Fig had such beautiful features,

    Cheers Tony.

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    Thank you Tony,
    I have some more of the same slab so I hope to do a couple of others slightly smaller. It does have some nice grain when I first mounted it rough sawn I thought it was white cedar only when I started turning I realized it was one of the fig's.
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    Lovely work Rod. Elegant shape.

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    Beautiful shape and execution
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    Nice job Rod, which fig tree was it?
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    Thanks for the kind words guy's. I can't tell you which fig Jim I found it under the shed at our wood work group it has been there for a long time but I am sure it isn't blue fig( the one with blue fruit commonly known as Cudgera around the Tweed similar grain but usually very white ) it's to dark for that.
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    Rod, I asked because the native figs up this way are very pale coloured and have a conspicuous medullary ray, quite different from your piece.
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