My Thinnest Yet!

[Jon Lanier]

Walnut Bowl I worked on today. 5.5" x 2.25" Thickness is less than 1/8"
2 Coats of Clear blond shellac and some wax.

I didn't blow it out ... whew.:)

[Roger Chandler]

Purdy,purdy, purdy!!! Great finish!

[Josh Bowman]

Good curve and great thickness. Next!

[Scott Hackler]

Very nice looking bowl.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Jon that is a beauty. Love the finish and gotta love the walnut.

[David E Keller]

That looks great, Jon.

[Bob Bergstrom]

Nicely done. this form is a great one for turning thin. It is a predicable curve which helps when turning the inside. Great job. Thanks for posting.

[Paul Douglass]

Beautiful! I'm just finishing a BW bowl. Not as pretty as yours, sorry to say.

[Allan Ferguson]

Just a real nice bowl and the wood and finish are great. Makes you tense getting it think like that.

[John Keeton]

Jon, you nailed this one!! Congrats!

[Steve Schlumpf]

Jon - exceptionally nice bowl! Good form, beautiful wood and I do like the finish! Thanks for sharing!

[Joshua Dinerstein]

Wow that is a great curve. Truly stunning proportions. Great job!

Joshua

[Doug W Swanson]

Pretty bowl. Great job on the form and the finish looks great, too!

[Michael James]

I love walnut, and I love shellac. Whats not to love here? Nice job!

[Curt Fuller]

Wow, that's just a really pretty bowl.

[Baxter Smith]

Very pretty shape with a great finish Jon! Walnut just makes it sweeter!

[bob svoboda]

That's a great looking bowl. Looks really light.

[Jon Nuckles]

Looks great. I admire the turning, but am really impressed that you can get such a nice finish on something so quickly. How long do you have to let the shellac cure before you can wax it?

[Jeff Nicol]

Simple beauty! I love the walnut as it is simple in its grain rather than a lot fo curl or figure like most things, and I would not be afraid to use for some candy or nuts or something!

Great finish,

Jeff