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    Posted: 09 Feb 2019 at 8:20pm
Here is the blank, then the turned, plus after salad bowl finish applied!
Greg Kroeker
1950 WD with wide front and Freeman trip loader
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Nice work!
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looks like you are having lots of fun with that lathe! great work! maybe you have a new money maker here?
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Beautiful job.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote steve(ill) Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 09 Feb 2019 at 10:10pm
what is "salad bowl finish"?
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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does the glue ever smear while turning?
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Nice job!!👍👍
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Very nice!  Next one you will need to put a couple layers at a diagonal.  It would require more stock, but might be worth it in the finished product!
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Salad bowl finish is a food safe finish! I've not tried it, but they say polyurethane should not contact your food! It's $28 per quart!
No, the glue is dry when I turn it-no smearing!
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Ohomagreg, here is a nice one to make. If you make one and don't like it I will take it and even pay for the wood!DeadClap I guess I am to lazy to do it myself.

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That's really cool.
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A kid in woodshop in high school made a coffee table with a 3D pattern like nella(pa) shows. The next year he made a lamp to match it. 
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I made a feed bunk in wood shop!
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Was at a church and one of the members had turned out six offerings plates .They were not exact but vert nice.
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I made the greatest, meanest pile of saw dust you ever seen in your life!!
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    I attended a craft fair where a exhibitor had a huge display of wood turned bowels. I honestly thought the Guy was a potter.  It was all in the way he glued up the pieces of wood that gave his bowls a pottery look.   Made me want a wood turning lathe.
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Omanagreg when you turn something that doesn't need a food safe finish try a friction finish. Really turns out nice. Yup Ted some days all you make IS sawdust. 
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