A couple of projects

[Jim Dunn]

started that is. The first is a piece of ash from Mr JH. The second is a piece of bucheye also from Mr. Hart. (great guy that horsey fellow is:eek::)) Still need to finish the bottoms on both.

[Keith Burns]

Definately a couple of nice bowls Jim.:) :) The next thing you know that Horsey guys gonna want us to make him feed bowls for his Horseys:eek:

[Jim Dunn]

If he wants to feed em 4" at a time, I'm in!!:)

[David Fried]

Jim,

Nice bowls!
Ash??!!! Boy, the Ash I've gotten has been very plain - your Ash looks like another kind of wood! Very nice wood.

Are these the 1/10 scale prototypes for the horsie feed bowls?


Dave Fried

[Jim Dunn]

I think these are for those mini horses bout 12" tall. You know wags their tail a bunch and likes to sleep on the couch.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

I think these are for those mini horses bout 12" tall. You know wags their tail a bunch and likes to sleep on the couch.

It'll be less hard on John's back lifting those "mini's" to shoe them!:D

Jim.....nice bowls........what's their size?

[Mike Ramsey]

Nice job on the bowls Jim!

[John Miliunas]

Jim, I see you've got your picture uploading issue resolved!!! :) Nice bowls and I agree with David; Great looking Ash!!! :) So, water bucket next???? :D :cool:

[Jim Dunn]

John, yeah it was obviously my problem, but thanks for your help.

Ken their both 3 1/2' X 5" tall.

The ash, and I not sure that's what it is as I've never turned it before, was bathed in DNA. The buckeye was soaked in DNA then used the epoxy martini on it. They both are hard as heck now.

[Stu Ablett in Tokyo Japan]

Will I be out of line if I say "Hey Jim, nice ash....":eek:

Cheers!

[Barry Stratton]

What Stu said - REALLY nice job on both. Gonna have to save my pennies so I can get me some of that wood shipped up here.....

Haven't you guys heard, with his bad back, John's going to be a free range chicken rancher.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Jim those are some mighty fine looking bowls. Like the fit and finish. Great work.

[John Hart]

Nice Chicken Feeders Jim!!! I like how that cute little ash turned out....nicely rounded...good form.

'cuse me...I gotta go round up the chickens.;)

[Jim Dunn]

Thanks all. It has been fun learning how to use the bowl gouge. I used it exclusively on the ash bowl. Only tool I used, honest engine.

[Ernie Nyvall]

Nice work on the bowls Jim. Keep it up.

Ernie

[Corey Hallagan]

Yes sir that's great work Jim!! Keep it up!

corey

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

Great start on those two.

Bruce