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Bernie Weishapl
02-12-2006, 6:12 PM
Well George did it the other day and I did it today. I made a beautiful funnel and as Bill Grumbine says in his DVD I meant to do that ya know.:cool:
Anyway got a pretty nice looking bowl with a bottomless bottom. Oh well. I guess one out of two isn't bad. One is now soaking in DNA to be wrapped tomorrow morning before work.

Bob Noles
02-12-2006, 6:20 PM
Bernie,

I'd say you did well...... the thing did not become a flying saucer at ya :eek:

Like I posted before.... Just eat ice cream faster and leave the milk out of your cereal :D

Looks like it would have been a nice one though.

George Conklin
02-12-2006, 6:41 PM
Now I don't feel so bad.

Misery loves company, eh, Bernie?

George

Barry Stratton
02-12-2006, 7:44 PM
Rookie question here - can you glue up a small blank on the bottom of a "funnel" like this, remount, and turn the blank round and smooth up the inside? Seems you could get some neat contrast and a different look.....

Like I said, rookie quesiton..... And you are doing GREAT Bernie, I'll never catch ya!

Bill Stevener
02-12-2006, 8:00 PM
I did that today Bernie. About the same thing on a HF, went to the foot, brought the swans neck in a little bit to much and lost it. On a piece of red wood burl. Just very hard to see the inside.

But it was only a mini, --- 3/4"h x 1/2"w,

Bill.>>>>>>>>>>>>>:)

Corey Hallagan
02-12-2006, 8:16 PM
Yeah, I thought it was a big wood bracelet! Your doing really great Bernie!

Corey

Bernie Weishapl
02-12-2006, 8:55 PM
Barry I don't know if you could do that or not. You gotta ask the more experienced than me. That is only my 3rd bowl. I thought about it. I think it would be easier to just turn another bowl.

Bill Stevener
02-12-2006, 9:07 PM
Generally, unless the bowl blank and the only one, was from a tree that your Great, Great Grandfather planted and you wished a family keep sake, like Bernie said, easier to turn a new bowl. However, yes it can be done, if one has the knowledge on how to go about it. That's for another time.

Bill>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>:)

Earl Eyre
02-13-2006, 1:10 AM
Funny thing about those goofs...I did that awhile back. It was a nice looking bowl. So I just glued it back together by pushing the bottom into the inside and sanded it real well. I had posted it on my photo site and somebody wrote and said they wanted to buy it. I explained the problem and she didn't care, she wanted it. One of my very few sales as I've made not attempt to sell things. So you never know...

Earl

Pat Jeddy
02-13-2006, 1:40 AM
I wonder which is better, the "bowl" explodes into 10 pieces and you immediately dump the remains in the circular file or a funnel that almost looks like something but that continues to remind you that you're getting a bit too cheeky with your tools???

For the past week or so I've only done one or the other. Bernie, I FEEL :mad: :mad: your pain.

Jim Dunn
02-13-2006, 7:47 AM
Bernie you've heard of the bottomless cup of coffee. You nailed the bottomless bowl of soup.:)

Jim Ketron
02-13-2006, 8:30 AM
Ya win some ya loose some!
Just part of learning Bernie we all have made a few;)