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General Category => Brag Forum => Topic started by: DWSudekum on May 10, 2013, 05:36:02 am
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Cut from a rescued cedar plank that had been outside for a number of years in a dilapidated barn it originally was 10 feet long and 14 inches across and 1 inch in thickness. It was badly warped and after planing it down it became just 5/8 of an inch thick but the grain was spectacular. This bow is about 7 1/2 inches in diameter and about 3 1/8 inches tall. Sealed with tung oil and then top coated with satin lacquer.
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(http://s3i.dotphoto.com/i42B2F940-9558-4AC6-9BC6-6AC532198596.jpg)
DW
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Tis a beauty. Thanks for sharing with us.
Al
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Awesome job, very well done, looks great, thanks for sharing
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That's a beauty. I have not tried cedar for bowl making but I have some old gray cedar from a swimming pool deck that I may try now.
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beautiful bowl DW
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awesome job you did, love red cedar, smells good when cutting.
at what angle did you cut it?
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awesome job you did, love red cedar, smells good when cutting.
at what angle did you cut it?
With the ring thickness of 3/8 = .375
With the wood thickness of 5/8 = .625
The angle worked out to 30.96 degrees so I used 31 degrees.
DW
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Verrry pretty. Mom's day gift, perhaps?
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You sure do make some beautiful bowls, thanks for sharing them with us.
Pete
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Beautiful bowl DW! Nice use of rescued wood!
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Looks fantastic DW, nice work. Thanks for sharing. :)
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Absolutely great bowl!
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Oh I do love this one, the color is very rich.
Marg