bowl

A few design changes and it’s still about practicing turning ... bowl turning to Kevin :banana:

So today’s play.. I wondered what it would look like if I made a bowl that could take a pottery bowl...:thinks: ...well the little pottery bowl was off to the charity shop so nothing lost if it did not work. And here it is...:thumbs: Kevin:banana:

This bowl is a massive 3" x 2 1/2":ciggrin:

I have been a few days turning this 'bowl', it is yew i believe and very hard, i must have sharpened the gouge at least eight times during the process. I was really awkward the the side of the bowl flattening out to the base, it was also pretty hairy as well. I suppose it's not a real bowl as it...

this is the second attempt at decorating with the airbrush and having brought my new one which is a better quality I needed something to have a good go at. Anyway this is my attempt at Industrial piece do you think I should follow through with this theme. The bowl I believe is Maple of...

We went on 2 weeksholiday to Llandudno but the second week I was asked to teach 2 blind members to turn. They have both had experience before they lost their site & are both in their middle 80s. George hasn’t turned for 11 years & Roy hasn’t turned for 3 years. I have also taught Philippe, one...

Scottish Wych Elm and African Blackwood attached to an English Sycamore base with copper wire, braided in the chuck of a cordless drill. The bowl is 5" diameter, and the block 9" x 2 1/2" x various heights. Finish is Chestnut Acrylic Gloss Lacquer.

An 11" square bowl, Idigbo/Iroko, 3 1/4" deep. Sanded to 320 and finished with danish oil, 3 coats.

Just another Olive bowl. 9 1/4" x 3 1/2" finished in Danish Oil.

After logging in this morning, I noticed at the top of the page a picture of a Maple and Beech Lidded Bowl that was made by me. I would just like to say that the item shown is now touring the UK as part of the exhibition of works made by members of the AWGB (Association of Woodturners of Great...

aprox 5x 3 inch

I have been asked by my dear mum for a bowl she can give to a dear friend as a Christmas present. The friend is quite religious so I cleaned the inside so the finish did not give any problems when using the Pyrography machine. I am happy with the outcome just hope it is what is needed. I have...

Afternoon All An oak bowl I have recently finished, size is 300mm diameter x 50mm thick, the finish is Danish oil. c&c welcome All the best Andy

Spalted Sycamore Bowl with a bit of Fruit

Spalted Sycamore 14" diam 5" deep

A horsechestnut Burr bowl 380mm diameter x 80mm deep. The blank was given to me by my good friend Basil. It is finished in citrus oil & buffed with a cactus thorn brush. Don't want a gloss on this one as reflections can hide the nice grain.

My wife is a flower arranger and has been looking at some Ikebana designs. Those used a ceramic bowl filled with water and a submerged pin holder for the flowers. I was wondering if it was possible to make a wooden equivalent, not the pin holder. Part of the bowl would obvisously be under...

Well here is my salad bowl, i set out wanting to make a usable bowl rather than an ornament. Would like to say thanks for the help with a food safe finish, in the end i went with Pierre's suggestion of grape seed oil and pure beeswax. His suggestion of 80% oil and 20% beeswax was good though in...

As of yet this bowl has not got a name but I enjoyed every minute experimenting with the rim. I kept the main bowl and underside simple as I wanted the rim to speak for this one. Wood is unknown but I believe it is maple if you know different then please let me know(I don't get maple usually)...

Afternoon Folks This is a silver birch bowl that I rough turned some months back, got it finished this morning. its 260mm diameter x 85mm high, finish is food safe oil, c&c welcome. cheers Andy