I just added the third canister I was working on, and a rowan salad bowl to the album at:
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I'll post them in a.b.p.w as well. Had a nice relaxing day in the shop. So much so that I forgot all about eating lunch!
Turned a walnut burl closed form, with a rowan lid. The lid has some nice fiddleback figure in it. The finish is drying now. Hope to post some photos later in the week.
...Kevin
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Gerald Ross
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> > I'll post them in a.b.p.w as well. >
The canisters all look really good, and I like a sturdy bowl. I am working my way through some nice sycamore but never saw any rowan in person.
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Kevin Miller
Sycamore is nice. I'm not sure what I have laying around right now but if I can find some rowan blanks would you be interested in a swap?
Outside we have 2' of snow so finding any there isn't too likely but I may have some smaller pieces in the shop, I'm not too sure - I'll have to look around but there may be something out there.
Rowan is a common decorative tree up here. Don't know about where you are. It has bright red berries in late summer and is a really pretty tree when they come out. Unfortunately, it's a very wet tree so usually suffers from heart rot when the tree gets to any size. But there's always some sound wood in it...
...Kevin
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Gerald Ross
Sure, a swap sounds good. I've got loads of smaller blanks and only Sweetgum, Sycamore and cedar in larger blanks. I turn on an expanding bowl chuck, so all my blanks have the dovetail recess and are dry enough to turn.
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