Cherry Bowl

[steven carter]

This is my latest cherry bowl, it measures 10" x 3" and is finished with home brew oil and renaissance wax. It has been raining cats and dogs here in Indiana the last couple of days, and while getting in the car, the bowl got hit by some raindrops. Unlike the carnuba wax finish, it was no problem with the renaissance wax -- no spotting at all. The renaissance seems expensive, but it only takes a small amount. The $25 can will probably do hundreds of bowls - I am very happy with it compared to carnuba. Comments/critiques appreciated.

Steve

[Steve Schlumpf]

Great looking cherry bowl Steve! Nice form and great color! I will have to keep the wax in mind - hate how any moisture can ruin the carnuba finish!

[Bernie Weishapl]

The bowl is a beauty Steve. I to have gotten away from using Carnuba wax and went with renaissance wax. Doesn't show finger prints or spot.

[Nancy Laird]

Beautiful bowl, Steve. That grain is really talking, isn't it?

[Glenn Hodges]

Steven, you already know how much I like cherry, and I like how you make these classic bowls. This design shows off the beauty of the wood.

[Ben Gastfriend]

Nice bowl, and cherry is a real nice wood, nice to turn and look at.

[David Newson]

A nice bowl Steven - I also love the cherry with all its nice figure, have not heard of your renaissance wax finish over this side of the pond, perhaps some one can enlighten me with details.

[steven carter]

David,

I sent you a pm re: renaissance wax.

Steve