Woodturning - A bowl from spalted beech
I really love spalted beech. Nevertheless, this one was quite a challenge. I waited two or three months too long before I turned it, so the wood already was pretty soft. I used a good amount of sanding sealer to stabilize the wood so I could sand it more easily. The bowl will be left to dry for a few weeks before I will put on the finish (hardwaxoil).
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Woodturning - A set of 4 nesting bowl blanks from maple
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Woodturning - A live edge bowl from oak
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Woodturning - A live edge greenwood bowl from elm - Long Version (ASMR ish)
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Woodturning 101 - Video 7 - Turning a Platter
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Woodturning - A live edge greenwood bowl from a maple growth - Long version (ASMR ish)
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Woodturning Art: Segmented Vase from Rosewood and Maple
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