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    I just love the grain in silky oak!
    Here is a bowl I made in a rush. Finished the bowl, took some quick snaps, then straight out the door to give it to a friend as a birthday present.

    I believe it was around 20cm diameter but forgot to measure properly.

    Sanded to 600, then EEE and Shellawax Glow to finish.

    Hope you like it. Simon.
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    Nice work Simon


    finish looks very good

    How did you sand, inertia, power or hand?

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    Quote Originally Posted by DaveTTC View Post
    How did you sand, inertia, power or hand?

    Hi DaveTTC, I used one of these attachments in a power drill. 50mm diameter, and I have sanding pads up to 600.
    After using a scraper on the bowl, I use grits 240, 320, 400, 600.

    Simon.
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    Thanks Simon - might have to get me some of them

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    I think you can get 800 and 1200 grit velcro backed sanding discs too, but I only have up to 600.

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    I can see why you like silky oak. Nice work.
    Bob

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