February 6, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_329410 The enhancement is pretty cool and creative Rusty. That said, that piece of maple is spectacular. Love it. Report
February 7, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_329471 Walnut bowl with wipe on gloss poly. Needs to have name and date engraved yet- Report
February 7, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_329476 Beautiful Lew. That is some gorgeous grained walnut. Love the non-traditional shape. Report
February 7, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_329478 14 minutes ago, Grandpadave52 said: Love the non-traditional shape. Thanks Dave, I thought it was my eyes. Very nice Lew. Report
February 8, 20242 yr Author Popular Post comment_329522 Looks like an original bottom treatment to me. Good job Report
February 8, 20242 yr comment_329525 1 hour ago, Gerald said: Looks like an original bottom treatment to me. Good job Thank, Gerald! Report
February 8, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_329565 This is a 14” platter I turned from a walnut crotch. It has one coat of waterlux. Report
February 9, 20242 yr comment_329570 3 hours ago, RustyFN said: This is a 14” platter I turned from a walnut crotch. It has one coat of waterlux. That is beautiful Rusty. Report
February 9, 20242 yr comment_329572 5 hours ago, RustyFN said: This is a 14” platter I turned from a walnut crotch. It has one coat of waterlux. Oh, My, Rusty! That is incredible!! Report
February 15, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_329928 Long story short, I was eyeballing a tree that Picture This said was a butternut (white walnut). I'm 99% convinced it's black walnut. I'm holding out a 1% hope that it's a butternut with really dark heartwood. I'll need to get into it more (need a new chainsaw chain). Anyway, I h ave a personal tradition. When I cut down a tree, I make a bowl right away. In this case I cut out a crotch. I split the crotch to leave the pith on one half. This is the smaller half, consisting entirely of sapwood. My picture timestamps say it was an hour and a half from the time I cut into the tree to the time I had the bowl turned. Apologies for blurry pics. Report
February 15, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_329929 Wonderful! BTW, that sure looks like a black walnut tree to me. Report
February 15, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_329932 Hard maple I finished a week or so ago. A friend took my photos and did some Photoshop magic. These are all the same bowl (duh). It's about 8" across. Finished with Myland's. Report
February 15, 20242 yr comment_329938 Excellent Kent. Agree with Fred, sure looks like Black Walnut. BTW, love your logo embossing. Is it laser? Thanks for sharing. Report
February 15, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_329940 27 minutes ago, Grandpadave52 said: Excellent Kent. Agree with Fred, sure looks like Black Walnut. BTW, love your logo embossing. Is it laser? Thanks for sharing. Yep, laser. The Laserpecker 1 is about $300. I share images directly from Google Photos to Laserpecker. Couldn't be easier. The log incorporates my falconry background. Report
February 15, 20242 yr comment_329944 Beautiful work! From the picture of the felled tree, I'd vote for black walnut Report
February 19, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_330256 Walnut 8.5” square 2” thick. Turned to 1/4” thick with one coat of walnut oil. Report
February 20, 20242 yr comment_330258 Very cool @RustyFN. Love your creativity and out of the box, er bowl thinking. Amazing piece of walnut. Report
March 5, 20242 yr Popular Post comment_331117 This is from a black locust that had been cut down some years ago. The bowl is 8" and weighs 1.1 lbs. The large hole on the outside doesn't go all the way through. Report
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