A couple bowls

[Curt Fuller]

The first bowl is from honey locust. It's endgrain, taller than wide, 7" tall by 6" wide. The outside is finished with walnut colored danish oil. The inside is clear danish oil.

The second is a small bowl I re-turned from an ambrosia maple piece that was one of my first turnings. It was originally turned from a 6x6x2 block screwed to a face plate. It's been sitting on my workbench full of screws, shavings, and other clutter for a few years. I jam chucked it, turned a recess in the bottom for my chuck and returned the bowl to about the same shape but much thinner and added a small design around the edge, It still has the screw holes from the original face plate mounting.

[Dennis Peacock]

Very nice Curt. Nice save on the "return" of one of your earliest piece. Both of them are very nice and congrats on two bowls well done. :D

[Keith Burns]

Curt, great job on both !!! I really like the form on the tall one.:) :)

[Christopher K. Hartley]

Cool! Nice looking bowls. I really like the outside design on the second one.:)

[Ted Calver]

Nice job on both of them. The one you re-turned reminds me of the several fixer's that are holding odds and ends on my bench.

[Raymond Overman]

I'm a big fan of the taller bowl Curt. Nice form and very well balanced.

I like the other one too. It just doesn't have the punch for me that the tall one does.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Nice job Curt. I do like the taller bowl. Nice form and finish.

[Barry Stratton]

Really nice bowls, Curt. Excellent re-do and love the tall one!!!

[Myrel Willeford]

Very nice Curt, they both have great color.

[Jim Ketron]

Nice Job Curt!
Beautiful bowls!