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WOW that wood just popped when the oil went on.👍

I'm Just adding 1 coat of tung oil before taking the tenon off the bottom.

It make a pretty design! I like it!

really, really bad video !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So beautiful Heather. I am so captivated with this transform. Take care. -Mike

Gorgeous work

Gorgeous work Beautiful colors Beautiful curved and pathon

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Very nice!!

Really pretty, Heather! Love the design!

Well done Heather

Nice work, Heather.

Noce Heather. What ink pens do you use? Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for sharing Heather. Have to try that.

Lovely basket illusion.

Beautiful work Heather. You are a great source of inspiration for new things to try!

Just a point of clarification, The laminate you used is Wilson art, which is a countertop laminate not to be used for flooring.

That's superb Heather, the basket illusion is very convincing! Thanks.

Sehr schöne Arbeit.

Interesting difference Approach for the same. I have done 4 so far all scrap ! But I was using 3/4 sq stock. My 5th set I lost ? Thank you for showing!

Nice live edge bowl, I think you picked the right finish. I think your gouge needs to be a bit sharper as the carbide didn't seem to struggle as much.

Nice one Heather ! Keep 'em coming. Take care. -Mike

Looks cool, Heather!

Very nice! Lovely chunk of wood that you did an excellent job of turning. Well done!

Careful, Heather. Burl wood can be awfully addicting to turn! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻(Even though I prefer just a minimum of bark around my burls, just ask Phil!!!)

Nice Phil inspired piece. I do think though, based on the color and texture of the bark as well as color and hardness of the wood, that you have a beautiful maple bowl rather than cherry.

Very nice Phil would be proud of you 😊

...love Phil's work...I think he'd be impressed with this bowl...👍 Rock hard wood + slow lathe speed...hmmm...much less than ideal. I've often wondered why someone hasn't come up with an adjustable counter-weight system so that the lathe speed could be increased...something that could be spun onto the spindle behind the chuck...🤔 Anyway...well done, Heather...🥂 Matt

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Wow, scary in the first five seconds!

Beautiful bowl, Heather. I LOVE spalted beech! Happy New Year!

Very nice

Beautiful bowl Heather nicely done, Cheers from Will 👍 😊

Gorgeous bowl.

Nice job Heather 👍

Really nice work Heather. The beech is lovely. The tung oil finish looks to agree with the wood and design well. Excellent!

Awesome work

Love that spalting!! So nice!

Looks nice Heather. Only did tung oil once and it took forever to cure so I might sneak up north and comandeer your sauna (or just use my shop food dehydrator perhaps). Thanks for sharing. Take care. -Mike

Ohhh, but please show us the roughing out of the outside of the bowl. Honestly, we could use more of the post-roughing out of any wood turning project. Not to be rude, but the roughing out for me is like pulling teeth. Nice outcome.

Beautiful bowl, Heather. Great tips too. 😊

That's a magnificent job Heather. I'm always a wee bit worried that spalting will go punky after a while - do you think the oil seals it and prevents that? Thanks for sharing and a very happy New Year to you all there and to all your fans.

Nice as always , love the spalting.

Great work

Beautiful piece Heather. Wish Beech was readily available where ilive. It really spalts nicely.

Beautiful wood, beautiful bowl. Very nice work Heather! Interesting how the spalding kept to the sides.

My lathe wobbles so much I should be able to make these without having to reset the wood blank. These look pretty cool.

Looking good. Nice skew work. 😊

you could put a screw in between the chuck jaws to stop any spin.

I've had a whole pint of green stain that I've had very little use for. Hmm.