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  1. 03-01-2008, 06:52 PM #1
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    I wanted to see what Sassafras, would look like?
    So this one is Sassafras and PH.

    Thanks for looking


    Earl

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    Nice work Earl
    Now slow dowm
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    Wow Earl, I think you've got those segmented bowls figured out. Your walls are getting thinner, that's great I really like the alternating PH segments and the grain pattern of the Sassafrass...I bet you shop smelled great after turning that one.
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    Wow Earl!!! That is one sweet looking bowl!!!

    Do you mind me asking what you used for the finish? It sure made the grains pop!!!! And. I really like the shape of the base!!!

    You gotta submit some of these segmented bowls for the 2009 calendar contest!

    Great Work!

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    VERY impressive!

    I'll echo Dave O regarding how good the shop mush have smelled while working on the project.

    Jim
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    Quote Originally Posted by Canuck View Post
    Wow Earl!!! That is one sweet looking bowl!!!

    Do you mind me asking what you used for the finish? It sure made the grains pop!!!! And. I really like the shape of the base!!!

    You gotta submit some of these segmented bowls for the 2009 calendar contest!

    Great Work!

    Wayne
    I used a BLO, Varnish and thinner mix.
    About a 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 mix, Rubbed on the spinning bowl until real warm:regular_s
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    Another beautiful piece, Earl. Calendar work, for sure.
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    Thats awsome! I agree, definintely calander material

    Chris
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    Come to the Drak Said -
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    And you're getting better.
    I can only imagine what's coming next

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