Woodturning - Making a Calabash Bowl From Spalted Ash Wood
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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This bowl is from my neighbor's ash tree that had to come down a few years ago. I received the six foot tall trunk of it and let it sit in my backyard for about 3-4 years (I'm not a big fan of ash wood). In that time, it spalted and began to deteriorate, but I was able to get a handful of decent blanks when I finally cut it up several months ago. This project is pretty straightforward; almost all of the turning is done with a bowl gouge and it's finished with Danish oil. Feel free to ask any questions in the comments!
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