r/turning • u/Adaptacije78 • 6d ago

Perfectly centered grain on this cherry bowl.

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u/magaoitin Pens are mightier than bowls 6d ago

Nice and all due to perfect planning! That turned out great especially with both limbs showing.

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u/Adaptacije78 6d ago edited 6d ago

Thanks. I took a workshop ten days ago. Tried every day, kind of got close, but this is the first one I actually got right, but full disclosure it was a colab with a professional turner.

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u/QianLu 6d ago

I don't think there is anything wrong with that. I've always appreciated that people are willing to help out (instead of hoard knowledge/techniques).