The Ugly Bowl
DavidKuhnsSr
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I mentioned the ugly chunk of apple I was working on the other day. This is how it turned out. I still think it's kind of ugly, but Rita likes it, so I'll go with her opinion.
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Definitely not perfect, but i see beauty in its grain. The black areas are holes in the wall of the bowl? If so, did you fill with epoxy?0
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They are holes you could stick your finger through. I didn't fill them at all. They look black because of the dark table it is sitting on.0
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Ah yes, once I viewed on a decent monitor instead of on my phone, I can see with much better definition.
To fill those, it would require you to pour a resin into the cracks or defects and allow to cure prior to turning, right?0 -
Amazing... a museum piece!0
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Yeah, Lee, people use two-part resins, with color added. Many times, they put the piece in a pressure pot to cure, too, to eliminate bubbles in the resin. It can be really stunning, done well. I might do that sometime, but I am not really into turning plastic. You get a mess made up of shavings that have to go into the trash, not the garden mulch.0
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Good Morning!
Dave, that is a beautiful bowl! I like it, even with the holes! There would be many uses for a bowl like that. Simply stunning in its basic and raw beauty. You really do outstanding work.
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I think it is lovely with the motion of the grain and the shapes of the bowl. The holes are part of its natural beauty.0
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I like it0
