Bowls

This simple bowl was created from a slab of Hairy Oak (Casurina inophloia). Hairy Oak is difficult to obtain in large sections as it spontaneously cracks as it dries. This bowl has a burnt edge and foot to highlight the progression between adjacent surfaces. It is finished with three coats of danish oil.

TA piece of Red Mahogony, turned, cut on a banssaw and then sanded to create a bowl suspended on three legs.

A large 350mm bowl turned from a log of Norfolk Island Pine. It shows the blue-grey "spalting" that rapidly occurs after felling this tree.

These bowls were turned from the one block of She Oak. The centre was cored out with a "Bowl Saver" and turned to match the larger one. Both sanded to 2000 grit and finished with 3 coats of Danish Oil