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This walnut bowl is 7 inches in diameter by 3 inches high. It is finished with clear lacquer. The walnut came from some logs I brought back from TN.

This maple bowl was turned back in 2001 on a small craftsman 9 inch swing lathe (1954 model). It clearly shows that you don't have to have a fancy machine, or even a lot of experience, to turn nice bowls. The wood came from the side of the road as the power company was clearing the trees along...

This Maple bowl comes from several logs salvaged from a trash pile in Orlando, FL, The logs were deliberately spalted and then dried over a period of about two years. The bowl is 8 1/2 inches in diameter and 3 inches high. It was finished with a gloss lacquer and then buffed to a satin finish.

My neighbor had a cherry tree taken down in his back yard. I asked if I could have some of the wood and after drying it in my garage for three months, I have now turned seven or eight bowls from it. This is the largest, although there will be a larger on coming later. My lathe can handle 16"...

my Aunt asked me to do a fruit bowl that could hold bananas as well, after showing her some designs she liked this one. i had one problem though, when fitting i marked the six elevated pieces and they fit, then i sand it and forgot about the marks!, when gluing the last hole did not align...

I took a 12"x12" piece of OSB plywood (oriented strand board) and turned it into a fruit bowl. I used a technique I had seen before but had never tried. The technique allows me to utilize 98% of the wood with absolute minimum amount of waste. The finished bowl has the appearance of being made of...

This fruit bowl/boat was carved out using the CNC router… the beveled shape of the base was cut on the table saw..Made from New Guinea Rosewood… two pieces laminated together down the middle.. Last pic shows some of the new shaped Camphor Laurel serving/cutting boards..

A Walnut and Cherry Wood Fruit Bowl. 12" Diameter.

Cherry and White Ash Fruit Bowl

This bowl is made from a maple tree in Daytona Beach FL that was damaged in a storm. This maple has a unique grain pattern. This bowl measures 9 1/4 inches in diameter by 3 1/2 inches high and is finished with a satin lacquer. There are numerous insect holes and tracks but the insects are gone...

I bought a second lathe from a gentleman a couple months ago. He gave me a bunch of other stuff including some chucks, tools, and wood. One of the pieces of wood was this padauk bowl about 10 inches in diameter. He got it at a garage sale for 50 cents because a previous owner had spilled...

Just some feedback on my dowel-rod and colored-pencil fruit bowls. I decided to make three of each for sale, and the colored-pencil versions were gone the first day. Go figure? Convinced me that making someone smile can sometimes trump "serious art".