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    I had been given some White Cypress some time back I needed some space on the shelves so set too and ............

    All sanded and 1st coats done there is another small bowl but I must not have taken a photo yet

    lidded box is 6" bowls 12" x 2 1/2" deep and 14" x 3" deep

    Oh the larger bowls rough blank all were similar around the outer edges
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    Nice work there Ray!!!

    Are you sure it is White Cedar??

    I note that the blank has White Cypress written on it.

    It looks like the latter to me.

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    Thanks Arthur it is Cypress have changed it above asked Mod's to change heading.

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    Ray, nice work.
    I have no experience with this wood, looks nice.
    I love light colored wood, maybe it smells good, it would be a plus.
    One question, what do you do with all your wood turning, give away or sell.
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    Hi Ad. The odour is quite addictive.

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    Nice one Wheelin' Glad to see you left it a little meaty - I turned a big one out of White Cypress years ago and I swear you could hear it cracking as it sat on the table weeks later!!!!
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    Nice stuff Wheelin'....... BUT.......

    How about backing up the camera just a bit. When the bowl completely fills the frame , as in the last oneof this set, I just can't get a good idea of the shape, the form, the overall beauty of the the thing.

    My wife took a photo of me a couple of days ago - I wish she had backed up a bit, about 2 or 3 hundred meters would have shown me at my best.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ad de Crom View Post
    Ray, nice work.
    I have no experience with this wood, looks nice.
    I love light colored wood, maybe it smells good, it would be a plus.
    One question, what do you do with all your wood turning, give away or sell.
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    Thanks Ad smell is something Sequoia or like pencils from when we were young.

    Mostly Ad they are give a ways. I have not tried to sell a bowl at all. I have made some $$ turning, commission jobs where I was requested to make the two three tier platters should have charged double what I did.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TTIT View Post
    Nice one Wheelin' Glad to see you left it a little meaty - I turned a big one out of White Cypress years ago and I swear you could hear it cracking as it sat on the table weeks later!!!!
    Vern thanks I lost one from this lot I had cored the centre, the remain had bad checking one to many turns of the Cole jaws and light touch of the gouge and it was goneski

    Photo is prior big blow as I repaired this had tape round the outside, removed tape and......
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    Great job like the first one the best nice shape and colour

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    Quote Originally Posted by Avery View Post
    Nice stuff Wheelin'....... BUT.......

    How about backing up the camera just a bit. When the bowl completely fills the frame , as in the last oneof this set, I just can't get a good idea of the shape, the form, the overall beauty of the the thing.

    My wife took a photo of me a couple of days ago - I wish she had backed up a bit, about 2 or 3 hundred meters would have shown me at my best.

    Thanks Avery

    Photo was cropped I will take a better pic when I get a better camera and clean the shed and finish them them all.

    Lost of cliffs along the coast Avery maybe she should have backed up not you

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