A little curl in the Persimmon Please...pic

[Dennis Peacock]

Greetings,

Well, it's not been ALL work on the computer desk.;) I do have to take time out from flat work to do a little round once in a while to help keep me sane and settled. :D

So here's my latest. Persimmon bowl made from a 1" thick board

5-1/2" across by 3/4" tall
Finish is simple Tung Oil and buffed with wax

BTW, the curl in this was a total surprise. :eek: :D

[Tom Sherman]

Awesome Dennis, very nice wood and work.

[Stu Ablett in Tokyo Japan]

Sweet!

Nice work Bernie........... ah, I mean Dennis......... ;)

Just think of the large banana split that would fit on that :D

The curl, while a surprise, is surely a welcome one!

Cheers!

[Travis Stinson]

Man, that's some awesome wood Dennis! Love that curl.:cool:

[Raymond Overman]

Nice job Dennis. The curl's awesome in that piece.

[Keith Burns]

Woah, Dennis, Thats COOL !!!:) :)

[Gary Max]

You just have to love the little things Mother nature hides for us to find.
Great job
Thanks for sharing

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Beutiful job Dennis! Gorgeous wood!

[Mike Ramsey]

Lots of stuff to see in that piece! Great looking bowl Dennis!

[Jim Becker]

Nice stuff, Dennis!! A very nice kind of surprise...

[Bernie Weishapl]

Dennis that is awesome. That is one nice bowl. Curl looks great and as does the finish.

Nice work Bernie..........Oh shoot I mean Dennis.

[Glenn Hodges]

Thanks for showing us this beautiful piece.

[Curt Fuller]

That's a beautiful bowl Dennis. A great use of some great wood.

[John Miliunas]

Holy smokes!!! That's drop dead gorgeous, Dennis! :) Beautiful wood and you done it justice, my friend! :) :cool:

[Corey Hallagan]

Holy....! That is a nice piece Dennis. One of my favorites you have turned! Nice job Dennis.

Corey

[Rich Stewart]

WOW!! That surely is a nice looking one. Great job.

[Ernie Nyvall]

That is some nice wood Dennis and you did a great job on it... and to think of all those huge persimmon trees I grew up around that are no longer.:(

Ernie

[Michael Stafford]

Well, Dennis, that is spectacular. Why didn't it make it to the Instant Gallery at Knoxville? Sure would have liked to have seen it in person.....:D