A few bowls for today.

[Donny Lawson]

These bowls are Hickory,Mimosa, and (I think) Mulbury.I made another one from a Cherry crotch but I have it soaking in DNA.It's going to be nice when all my bowls start drying.I will be busy for a long time.
Donny

[Dennis Ford]

looking good! Soon you will have to build a shelf to hold the rough-outs.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Looking good Donny. I am working on getting my rough outs built up so I can go back and forth from green to dry.

[Baxter Smith]

Looking good! I am starting to build up a collection as well. I am just air drying mine so will have quite a collection after a year. Not sure if I will have the neccessary degree of ambition to finish turn and sand all of them.:)

[Donny Lawson]

Bernie, how many rough outs do you usually have on hand at a given time?
Donny

[David E Keller]

Nice trio of rough-outs, Donny. That's definitely mulberry.

[brian watts]

your going to have to get more wood the rate your going...hehehe

[Steve Schlumpf]

Looking good Donny!

Nice to have choices when it comes time to finish turn!

[John Keeton]

Donny, looks like you have the system down pat!

[Steve Bearden]

Looks good man. Love to see those chips flying. I thank you for the load of wood you gave Brian Watts. We scavenge for wood together and share what we find. Again thanks and keep turning.

[steven carter]

Donny,

These are some nice looking rough outs! I used to make them just like yours, but after getting what I thought was good advice here on the "creek", I now round over the sharp edges on the rim, and have found that they are less likely to crack than when I left them sharp. Just a thought, YMMV.

Steve

[Donny Lawson]

The guy that taught me to turn told me to kindly round the edges to prevent cracking and so far it has worked.
Donny