Fruit Bowl

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This bowl has 24 segments per row. There are 10 rows, and the base is made up of 34 segments. If I include my logo coin, there is a total of 275 pieces. It measures 4 1/4 inches tall and 8 1/2 inches in diameter. I used Teak, Maple, Wenge and Padauk and some mystery wood for the base. I think this might be my last bowl for a while. I need to find something else to make on my lathe. 

.................. John D....................

12 Comments

Nicely done! That maple hexagon came out pretty good.

The Other Steven

Another glue up masterpiece. Nice job John.
Outstanding looking!   Great workl

Ron

Sweet looking bowl, very nice work. The glueup must have taken longer than the turning, lots of pieces.
Sweet!  Love the contrasting colors!  Great design and finish.

Mike

You always find the woods that polish up with a great shimmer and contrast!

I don't envy your probably sore back from all those detailed glue ups. Your efforts really make some great art!
wow thats a lot of work, but paid off very well. the woods are just gorgeous.

working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.

Thanks Steven, it was my solution to a less than perfect hexagon in the center.

Thanks, George.

Thank you, Ron

That's true OT,  I can't wait to get to the fun part of turning but that part is always over too fast

Thanks for the kind words, Mike. I wish the colors would stay that way.

Thanks, I'm glad you think so Bruce. I appreciate it.

Thanks Larry, nice of you to say and yes, it's the most pieces I've ever used for one turning.

.................. John D....................

Sweet bowl, John!!!!!!!!!!

Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day

I envy your patience.  Your bowl casts a huge shadow on any bowls I might produce in my shop.   Great Job  !
Thank you, Jim

Thanks Dick for the compliment, but if I really had patience, I wouldn't make as many mistakes.🤪

.................. John D....................