Another Black Cherry NE

[Mark Cothren]

Another NE from the same stash of wood as the other NE I posted not too long ago. Not much different than the other bowl, but the wood is too pretty not to share.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v684/markfromark/woodturning/BlackCherryNE01-1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v684/markfromark/woodturning/BlackCherryNE02-1.jpg

[Steve Schlumpf]

Very pretty Mark! Looks like a cross-section of a branch also... nice that you managed to include it!

[Jon Lanier]

Very nice. The cherry should darken up to some really beautiful shades.

[Scott Hackler]

Nice one Mark.

[charlie knighton]

very nice, Mark

for natural edge it is very balanced, thanks for sharing

[Keith E Byrd]

Very nice - I just found a cherry tree that went down behind our development and got permisssion to cut it up - this gives me some inspiration to fire up the chainsaw!

[John Keeton]

Mark, this one has a bit different profile - very nice! You do great work.

[Tim Rinehart]

Great job as said, Mark. Makes me want to go find some cherry I have ... where did I put it anyway??

[Faust M. Ruggiero]

Mark,
I agree. Cherry heartwood is always worth admiring. I particularly like the angle you use as you cut through the bark. It maximizes the NE look. I also like how you mark the wood and date on your photo. How do you do that?
Faust

[Bernie Weishapl]

Mark that is a beauty. I really like the form.

[Greg Just]

Beautiful bowl. Your pictures are always #1 grade.

[Mark Cothren]

How do you do that?


I just use the "add text" function in my photo editor.

[Toney Robertson]

Beautiful NE.

I guess now days all one would have to say is it is a "Cothren"!!!

[wes murphy]

Beautiful bowl, Mark

[Curt Fuller]

Man that's pretty......as always!

[Michael James]

Very nice! I haven't tried one of those in a while. I wasn't able to keep that much bark on it.