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    Default Red Alder Triptych

    Turned from a tree that was in my sister's back yard .
    The blank had a bark blaze running across it , and I managed to core the three of them out of it .
    The big one is 200 X 110. They're sanded to 600 and finished with 1 coat of Rustins danish oil polished to dry , and lightly cut back with 1200.

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    So is your sister not speaking to you any more MJ? ;-}

    Striking figure; nice work.
    Cheers, Ern

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    Is she speechless ...... Yep , totally blown away by her Christmas present

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    Nice bit of work MJ
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    Nick
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    damn, MJ ...there's a crack going through all 3 of 'em. You gave your sis a defective product !!!

    Still, all said and done ...nice turnings
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    Ed

    Do something that is stupid and fun today, then run like hell !!!

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    True Ed ,
    but I cunningly filled it with bark chips and CA , no one will ever know eh

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    Hi MJ, guys like Ed and Ern are talking to much , but they mean it well with you
    Your sister is happy with you, that's for sure.
    Very nice bowls MJ.
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    Thank you Ad , Glad you like them .
    Those other fellas are just jealous ,'cos they don't have any nice red gold wood . eh .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Manuka Jock View Post
    True Ed ,
    but I cunningly filled it with bark chips and CA , no one will ever know eh
    oh sure ...even Stevie Wonder could see those Grand Canyon cracks
    Cheers,
    Ed

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    Blody great work MJ.

    Very smart to save so much timber and then turn the bowls with such comparative ease.

    Quote Originally Posted by Ed Reiss View Post
    oh sure ...even Stevie Wonder could see those Grand Canyon cracks
    Absolutely agree Ed!!, Those cracks are truly gorgeous!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed Reiss View Post
    oh sure ...even Stevie Wonder could see those Grand Canyon cracks
    Aye , he might , but he will not be able to read the braille in them ......

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    Quote Originally Posted by artme View Post
    Blody great work MJ.

    Very smart to save so much timber and then turn the bowls with such comparative ease.



    Absolutely agree Ed!!, Those cracks are truly gorgeous!!!!
    Cheers Art .
    its' the first time I have used a bowl saver , I gotta get me one .

    Dunno about comparative ease tho , that alder is a bugga for moving , wet or dry .

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