rough turned bowls


mike johnston

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I haven't turned my lathe on in a long time, maybe a couple of years. My wood shop time is coming to an end until next winter,  and I have a couple of pallets of bowl blanks, so I wanted to rough out a few bowls for next winters finishing.  It is amazing how little I remembered about how to hold a gouge, mount a blank, sharpening, and every thing else. But most of it came back, one mistake at a time. These are some large maple blanks from a tree we had removed a couple of years ago.

 

 

 

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thanks Mike

 

PS : After a day of those blanks beating my arms shoulders I was tired.  So I went to town and had a beer. You should have seen the look on the bartenders face when she asked if would like to have another, and I said no I have to get home and wax my bowls. I did some real quick explaining, but I'm not sure if she believed, or understood

 

Mike

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