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Randy Anderson

Elm Semi-Natural Edge

I have a lot of elm trees on my property so I get a fair amount of it for turning. This was to be a typical natural edge bowl but, a wing broke off during the turning so, as we all have to do as we go, I adjusted the plan to suit what the wood wanted to do and simply flattened the tall wings. I like it better than the original plan.
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