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  1. #16
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    This is a cool bowl Scott!! The rim treatment doesn't seem to affect the final outcome of the bowl though. With that rim, maybe a chatter tool would have been a different route. Box is my favorite!
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    Scott,

    Great bowl, great gesture! I really like the embellishment as it is refined, simple, yet stands out as being special. Please keep pics coming as you continue developing the decoration effects !
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  3. That ornamental turner just adds a whole additional dimension to ones work. Great rim treatment. I think your friend will cherish that bowl for life! Great form and beautiful wood.
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    Beautiful wood and tastefully decorated.

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  5. #20
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    Very nice Scott. I like it a lot. Having the ornamental turner really adds a bunch of arrows to your quill. Looks like you are learning quick.

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    Great bowl Scott and I really like the rim treatment.
    I almost picked up some cedar at the DWR, but I had already gone way over budget on tools and didn't really want to spend on wood when I have a big pile of free wood sitting outside the shop. The smell of cedar was almost enough to push me to it though.
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  7. #22
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    Very Nice bowl. I like the shape and the wood, but the embellishment really chatches my eye.

    well done.

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    Nicely done. I really like the detail work.

  9. #24
    Very nice bowl, the embellishment just adds to an already fine turning.
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  10. #25
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    Well your making me jealous already with that ornamental unit you have, very nice embellishment.

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    Thanks for all the comments, everyone. The ornamental turner is definitely a cool tool to play with and really opens up a lot of possibilities for decorating some of my turnings.
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    Nice job on this one Scott. The rim decoration adds to the bowl nicely.
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    Very Nice Scott, good looking bowl is looking even better with the decoration, not overdone, just right ;-))
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  14. #29
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    Scott thats fine work. Gotta get me one of those OTs. I have looked at other texturing tools and always been disappointed in the fact that they do not seem to produce a clean cut.
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