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Ever have a cutoff from a nice piece of wood like a maple burl and you just didn't want to throw it away? It happens to me sometimes and I find myself thinking how can I rescue that scrap of very interesting wood. Here's my attempt. I added a slab of mahogany, cut it to a nice shape and turned a...
I tried to make it look like a hollow for was emerging from this hunk of burl. About 9 inches high, finished with shellac sealer and lacquer sprayed from a can.
2 ambrosia maple burl bowls about 15” wide each with natural voids and bark inclusions, these two pieces were made bulky and thick as per the request of customer. The person wanted to give them to their kids who used to play on this tree in their yard as children. The bowl on the left had a...
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