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Joe Centorino

Natural Edge Maple Chip & Dip Bowl

I know convention says one should typically balance out the high and low points of a natural edge bowl to make the form more "pleasing", however I tend to lean more towards accentuating the differences sometimes. The piece is 17" in diameter and because it was off balance it made turning a little more difficult and I had to keep a lower speed on the lathe. The finish is tung oil which is my goto for most of my bowls.
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Beppo's Workshop
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Joe Centorino
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LGE LM-G820
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ƒ/1.5
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4.2 mm
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1/400 second(s)
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50
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Off, did not fire
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0108201138.jpg
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Date taken
Wed, 08 January 2020 11:38 AM
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4032px x 3024px

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