Another Yellowwood NE bowl

[steven carter]

This is another yellowwood bowl. It ended up 6.25" x 4". Almost didn't leave enough thickness with the rough out to have a bowl once I got it round again. Finished in home brew oil and beall buffed with ren wax.


Thanks for looking, C&C welcome.

Steve

[Steve Schlumpf]

That is pretty! Great looking form and the coloring throughout the grain is really cool! Looks like you got it about as thin as possible!! Very nice work!

[Gary Max]

Looks great from over here.

[Chris Studley]

Very cool. I like that its so thin w/ the NE. sounds like you didn't intend to go that thin... sometimes the wood has other plans. in this case it pushed you to something really cool. Nice job.

[John Keeton]

Steve, I am impressed with the thinness - even if it was a byproduct of warp!!! Nice work, and the background for the pic sure highlights the color.

[Bob Bergstrom]

That is some awesome tool control. Beautiful wood with a great rim. Glad it made it without blowing up. Worth all the effort.

[jeremy levine]

Home run, really nice.

[Jim Burr]

Wow....that's nice Steve! Edge, finish and orientation are really sweet!

[Harvey Ghesser]

I really like the way you finished the edge. Great looking bowl.

[Bill Bulloch]

Yellowwood. We don't have Yellowwood Trees here in Georgia, looks like it is a hardwood. I have seen reference to it before, but, thought it was that "Yellowwood" that "Yellowfellow" sells at Home Depot. Nice bowl, attractive wood.

[Baxter Smith]

Both the wood and form look very nice!

[Rich Aldrich]

Really nice. It looks really thin - like a potato chip.

[Michelle Rich]

great color & like that rim!

[Roland Martin]

That makes for a really nice bowl Steve. Well done!