Finished Bubinga bowl

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Finished Bubinga bowl

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Finished up the Bubinga bowl today. Bubinga is interesting wood. Very nice grain pattern to it.
Paul
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Very nice! I haven't had much shop time the last couple of months but this is inspiring!
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Your project and your manner of achieving it are most impressive!

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Very nice!!!!!
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Really beautiful!
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As you have observed, Mason, - Agreed - That is a beautiful piece of wood and a gorgeous turned bowl! Congratulations on your work!

Of particular notice is the smooth transition between the sides and the bowl bottom. Very Nice! :D
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Job well done!!!! You should be very proud of an outstanding bowl......

So, The question is, How do you plan on using it???

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The bowl is for one of my oldest friends who I believe will be using it as a fruit bowl. She requested that profile from an earlier bowl I had made and in a dark wood.
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Very cool looking bowl. Nice work. Did you use a food safe finish?
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I use Danish oil finish almost exclusively unless it is obviously going to be used for direct food contact in which case I use mineral oil. This one I used Watco.
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