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    Default Deepish bowl

    Had a bit of spare time recently, time to do some turning. This one is about 200 mm deep and 95mm diameter. Made a 'lid' for it but I am not sure I like it. Think I prefer it without the 'lid'. Body is Queensland maple with kwila 'legs'. Reminds me a bit of Mr. Squigle and his rocket.
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    Mmm... the lid works.

    I also prefer it without the lid, though. (Isn't it amazing how a simple thing like that can have such a large effect overall?)
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    the lid look good

    Reminds me of the apollo13 movie
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    Reminds me of the old Flash Gordon series.
    Still a good bit of work.

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    loose the lid jim
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    Yep I agree too, looks better without.
    Nice work BTW
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    Very nice job!! Lid/No lid. If everyone agreed on what was best, it would be a very boring world wouldn't it?

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    Looks vaguely familiar.
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    Yes! With the lid looks a bit 5, 4, 3, 2, 1,.......

    Make some more little legs and turn the lid into another bowl. Might look interesting with the upside down filial hanging down!:hmm

    I like the tall bowl shape.
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    no lid.
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    I like it without the lid.
    But, I like it with the lid too.
    With the lid, it needs some sparks and smoke coming from the tail, and Flash waving out the windshield
    Fine work either way

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    Nice work either way. But, to put in my 2 bobs like everybody else, I would prefer it with lid but shorter and without finial, more Faberge' egg than Flash Gordon rocket:

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    Lovely work Jim.

    Very nice work on the legs ... another foot man ;-}

    Bit hard to compare the two since the pics are somewhat different in scale and angle of shooting.
    Cheers, Ern

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    I think both work, but I also agree that without the lid it looks...... better...... and I polled my wife and she thinks so too.

    Nice work for sure!
    It's a Family thing.....

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    Does seem a bit "rocketish", doesn't it? Nice job though Jim - looks quite delicate. I'm still to attempt any sort of deep hollowed vessel so I look at every one of these with great interest.

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