Bowl of Unknown Origin

[forty_caliber]

I few weeks ago I asked if anyone might know what kind of wood this was.  We kind of decided it was a myrtle/sycamore of some kind. 

 

I cut that log into 4 blanks.  I've managed to lose one of them on a shelf somewhere in the shop.  I rough-turned one of the three remaining blanks this morning.  Any further ideas on the species seeing the grain and coloring?

 

 

 

 

Whatever kind of wood it is, it was a pleasure to turn.  Very easy to cut.  Had a crisp clean spring woods smell to it. 

 

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Edited December 3, 2022 by forty_caliber

[HandyDan]

Still looks like sycamore to me.  Found this picture on the web.

 

Edited December 3, 2022 by HandyDan

[Artie]

You made it look real good, whatever it is.

[lew]

Never had the opportunity to try myrtle but we have lots of sycamore around here and that's sorta what the bark looks like.

[Gerald]

I think Myrtle is darker:https://www.wood-database.com/oregon-myrtle/

 

Positively Sycamore. Turns well , no distinctive grain, slightly fuzzy when it drys. I have a dough bowl from it.

[Woodman]

16 hours ago, forty_caliber said:

Had a crisp clean spring woods smell to it. 

Yeah, I can practically taste it looking at this image.

 

[Steve Krumanaker]

Sycamore, have several of them in our yard.