ambrosia bowl

[Jim Ketron]

Here is a little ambrosia maple bowl this one is full of markings. It measures 7 1/2" x 2" with 3/8" wall

[Jason Solodow]

Very nice!

[John Hart]

Nice Jim! I sure like those colors and I especially like the way you do the foot.

[Dick Parr]

Really another great looking bowl Jim. :)

That maple sure is some pretty stuff and your skills make it look better. ;)

Very nice bowl Jim.

[Ernie Nyvall]

Nice bowl Jim... as always.

Ernie

[Chris Barton]

Hiya Jim,


The bowl looks great! What finishing techniques did you use?

Chris

[Tom Pritchard]

Wow, that is really beautiful! I'm a HUGE maple fan, and I love the way that the ambrosia highlights your bowl! Great job! Did you have enough stock left to make a matching goblet?

[Ed Scolforo]

Another nicely done bowl, Jim. That maple looks good.

Ed

[Jim Ketron]

Chris I sanded to 600 and just buffed on the Beall.

Tom I do have some stock to make a goblet but have not made one yet I sold most of the ambrosia blanks on here and used the funds to help buy my new 3520a lathe

[Michael Stafford]

Jim, the bowl looks great. Nicely formed and beautifully finished.... Great job!!! ;) :D :D :D

[Carole Valentine]

Really nice! For some reason I missed your sale of the ambrosia:( I'll have to keep a closer eye on you! :D

[Steve Stube]

Just a GHOSTLY job Jim. Fantastic!

[Jim Ketron]

I was wondering who was going to see that first Steve;)

[Chris Barton]

Another question Jim. How id you have it chucked on your lathe, vacuum chuck?


Thanks,

Chris

[Jim Ketron]

Another question Jim. How id you have it chucked on your lathe, vacuum chuck?


Thanks,

Chris
Yes Chris I used a Vacuum chuck to finish off the tennon. The vac makes it nice for finishing off the bottom and to get that last bit of sanding on the bottom too!