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tfeeken
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I thought I woul show you guys a new bowl, just about done.
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Very nice! Is it your design or modeled on one you've seen?
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I just kinda made it up as I went, I tend to do that :) I attached a finished pic. Thanks for the feedback!
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VERY nice indeed! Ya oughta post it here also.
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Exceptional work sir, you should take pics as you go as a tutorial for us newer folks. :)
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Beautiful bowl.
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mrhart wrote:Exceptional work sir, you should take pics as you go as a tutorial for us newer folks. :)
+1 on that comment!

I'm especially interested on your favored ways of planning and cutting the many segment pieces. I've got some ideas to explore but haven't gone there yet.
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Very Nice. I only wish I could do something like that. Don't know if I would have the patience. How long does it take to do something like that? I agree with mrhart , you should take pics as you go as a tutorial for us newer folks.
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joedw00 wrote:Very Nice. I only wish I could do something like that. Don't know if I would have the patience. How long does it take to do something like that? I agree with mrhart , you should take pics as you go as a tutorial for us newer folks.
Wouldn't hurt us 'older' folks to see that also!:D
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I'd like to know your particular method for attaching the bowl to the sacrificial block.

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