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Old 06-05-2009, 09:43 AM   #1
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Here are several pictures of the oak burl nested sets with 5 to 6 coats of waterlox on them. This is the largest set, the largest bowl of this set is right at 17" in dia.
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This is what the burl looks like in all the bowls.

The grain in the largest bowl is neat where the trunk grew into the burl.

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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

Those are beautiful bowls, Jack. Love the burl!
How long does it take you to turn a set like that?
Thanks for sharing
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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

Beautiful bowls, Jack!!!:eusa _clap

Most definitely, keepers!

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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

WOW!! Very nice.
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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

W O W !!!
Jack those are phenominal
LOML wants a coring system, as do I. It always kills me to put so much of a piece on the ground as waste; burls or higher dollar woods especially so.

I've never used waterlox. Tell more about it?
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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

Here are a few pictures of a smaller nested set from the same burl. CaptnA, waterlox is a mix of tungoil and varnish. One can wipe it on using a lint free cloth, brush it on, or spray it on. It needs to dry a day between coats which you can put on as many as you need. It needs to dry for several weeks before you buff it. It is a finish that some use on hard wood floors so it should be very long lasting on a bowl. That is the reason I put it on these sets. I put marbles in the can as I use it so that I can kept the can running over when I put the cap back on. If you don't do something to keep the air out of the can it will set up on you before you can use it all.
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This last picture is of my turning shop, that I just finished painting between the rain showers we have been having.
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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

That must have been some burl...Great looking work!
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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

Thanks again everyone. Gritz, here is a picture of the burl before I cut it into blanks. I still have two large bowls and a nice hollow form drying from the same burl. I also have 4 slabs drying that will be turned into game calls next year out of this wonderfull burl.
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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

Jack, that is an amazing looking set. Great job!

I keep saying, "I've gotta get me one of those McNaughton coring systems!"
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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

WOW,FANTASTIC Jack,you done did good,or ah did those students of your make those
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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

Those bowls are beautiful. Now I can see why it is important to have a bowl coring tool. Guess I start saving the money again.
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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

WOW Jack those look great Did you get a weight on that burl
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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

Thanks again everyone. PChristy, I didn't have a scale that would weigh this burl. I weighed one last year that went over the 350 pounds on my scale and this one was a lot heavier than it, so I would say it went over 400 lbs.
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Re: nested oak burl set finished.

Wow, that is awesome. What tool do you use to cut the bowls out with?
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