April 2, 20242 yr 19 hours ago, Gerald said: Great on the white sapwood in walnut, must have gotten to it right after felling. Yes, I felled the tree about 3 weeks ago.
April 2, 20242 yr 16 minutes ago, kreisdorph said: Spalted sugarberry again. 9" x 6". Love that spalting!
April 2, 20242 yr 1 hour ago, kreisdorph said: Spalted sugarberry again. 9" x 6". Beautiful spalting. Nice shape too.
April 3, 20242 yr Popular Post This 9" Mulberry bowl was taken from what I thought was a burl. It may have been a branch that was damaged early or some other type of wound to the tree. The void looks dangerous, but it was pretty solid in the center.
April 3, 20242 yr 38 minutes ago, kreisdorph said: This 9" Mulberry bowl was taken from what I thought was a burl. It may have been a branch that was damaged early or some other type of wound to the tree. The void looks dangerous, but it was pretty solid in the center. WOW! So glad you decided to leave the natural void unfilled. Celebrate Mother Nature's artistry.
April 3, 20242 yr 55 minutes ago, Grandpadave52 said: +3 on leaving it natural. Beautiful piece. I almost always leave the natural voids. Someday I'll do some epoxy but I really like the natural look. I have a $200 MirrorCast epoxy kit but haven't used it yet.
April 3, 20242 yr 2 hours ago, RustyFN said: Another maple box. Cool look. Some right "purty" grain too.
April 5, 20242 yr Popular Post Simple 5" hard maple bowl. Yorkshire grit, shellac, then Tried and True Original.
April 5, 20242 yr 2 hours ago, kreisdorph said: Simple 5" hard maple bowl. Yorkshire grit, shellac, then Tried and True Original. +1 for what @HandyDan said!
April 12, 20242 yr Popular Post Mulberry 10". These pieces of mulberry (this one and the one I posted earlier) have been laying on my garage floor for quite a while. I wanted a challenge.
April 12, 20242 yr You're a brave man Kent. That looks nice but a was a real risk to turn it. Not chastising since I have done it myself.
April 12, 20242 yr 55 minutes ago, kreisdorph said: Mulberry 10". These pieces of mulberry (this one and the one I posted earlier) have been laying on my garage floor for quite a while. I wanted a challenge. I'd say challenge accepted and WON! That turned out incredible!!!
April 12, 20242 yr Amazing...Nothing ventured, nothing gained. That's what artisians do. "Mission accepted Jim, 'er Kent...and it didn't self destruct..
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