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Like most of us, I look for any reason to use wood. I thought the living room Amazon Dot would look better in some Walnut! A little winged bowl with a hole for connections in the back. Turned, sanded to 600p, then finished with mineral oil. The next design will be made to look like a flower and...

It may sound corny, but this winged bowl made from Callery Pear, with sapwood on one side and heartwood on the other, reminds me of everything about marriage: Two parts (the sapwood and the heartwood) are united; The two sides will be more alike over time (as the sapwood darkens); the two...

After watching some online videos about how to make a winged bowl, I decided to give it a try. This is the video that I referenced - http://www.youtube.com/user/bobham5#p/u/173/BUeByxpbB9M . Here's my first try at one. It's made of maple with a walnut lid and measures 7.25"w x 2.5"d x 2.125"h...

This is a simple Zebrawood winged bowl that I created for a gift to our dog sitter for her 18th birthday. The bowl was buffed and finished with light wax coating. You can read an article I did on creating this bowl on my blog. This article was subsequently reprinted in the Nov. 2008 NCWT...

I had an odd shaped piece of Walnut. If measured with the grain it was only 3 inches long and 8 inches wide and 1/5 inches thick. So, I decided to try my first winged turning and make a bowl in the middle that could hold a tea light in a glass cup. The turning went well. It was also my first...

This bowl is made from a piece of walnut I brought back from TN. It is 13 1/2 inches long by 7 1/2 inches wide. At its highest point it is 2 1/4 inches high. I tried to leave bark on the edges but it didn't stay on. The bowl is 5 inches in diameter by 2 inches deep. There were two insect holes...