first winged bowl

[Joseph M Lary]

Had this piece of mullberry in the shop for some time now had some cracks in it was going to throw it out . thought I would try a winged bowl . Had to do some CA on a long crack but it worked out. it was fun to turn got to watch where your fingers and hands are at all the time .

[Steve Schlumpf]

Wow - beautiful work Joseph! Very thin - and I really like how you managed to keep all the bark! Really nice piece!

[David Christopher]

Joseph, that is really nice...if that is the first winged bowl that you have turned, you sure cant tell...it looks like you have done this forever

[Mark Hubl]

Very nice winged piece. Love the natural edge on the bowl. Good job.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Wow that is beautiful piece. Well done.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Joseph.....the wood is stunning and your thin form and the finish did it justice! Beautiful!

[Joseph M Lary]

A piece of the bark on the edge came off the part that is on the stand, I heard it hit some where in the shop but no idea where it went . I have had some luck gluing it back on but couldnt find it .
Thanks for all our input, I though the wood color was great, turned a bit of mullberry and never got that variety of color, it did not show up in the picture well .

[Nathan Hawkes]

Nice work! All the mulberry pieces that I've turned have had the bark fall off before ever getting to the lathe.

[Scott Hackler]

I like that bowl a lot, even though it looks like it might have been scarey on the wings / propellers flyin about!

[Ron Erickson]

That is really nice great job. What size is it. Ron

[Gary Conklin]

Super job, looks fantastic. The bowl meets up nicely through the wings. Wood is wonderful A+

[Joseph M Lary]

The bowl is 4 1/2" wide and 2"tall the wing 10"x5 1/2" & 1/8 " thick

[Richard Madison]

That's a beauty Joseph! Bowl and serving tray all in one.