Here is a pic of the first natural edge bowl I've ever turned. Walnut finished with walnut oil.
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Here is a pic of the first natural edge bowl I've ever turned. Walnut finished with walnut oil.
Absolutely beautiful!!!!!!!!!!
You have managed to bring out the natural beauty of the timber and done it with a nice simple design
I like it!!!!!!!! :2tsup:
Alan,
Excellent work! great looking piece of timber. But I reckon it ain't worth keeping, just wrap it up and post it over to me for safe keeping:U
Very nice work Allan.
That is beautiful Alan!!:2tsup::2tsup::2tsup:
Good symmetry...nicely done.:2tsup:
So many colours, inspires me to try something like it:)
Kinda looks like you cut a thin slice off the log and melted it over something round.
That's an awesome bit of Walnut. Beautifully turned :2tsup:
Thanks for all of the comments. I really appreciate them. I highly recommend trying one if you have not. It was a great learning experience.
Hey, Alan,<br>Excellent work, and a good job keeping the bark attached too.<img smilieid="510" class="inlineimg" src="http://cdn.woodworkforums.com/images/smilies/actions/2thumbsup.gif" border="0"><br>Gil<br>
What they said. My first NE was a funnel.
Cheers,
Joe
Very nice job. Can sometimes be difficult keeping the bark intact. :2tsup:
Jim
Sweet Work,just wondering what kind of 'Walnut" was used! American?? Cheers :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by arjudy
American black walnut.Quote:
Originally Posted by MAPLEMAN
Wow that is nice i have not tried a natural edge bowl yet but that sure does inspire me. You could almost be forgiven for thinking it was laminated great piece of timber well done:2tsup::2tsup: