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HOW THEY ARE MADE AND OTHER INFO           BROWSE BOWLS BY PRICE, SIZE, STYLE, ETC

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N84 --- $NOT AVAILABLE --- this is the orientation view --- more pics down below

diameter: 9"
height: 2 1/2"

finish: one application of natural stain then 3 coats of high gloss spar polyurethane (with UV blocker)

WOODS USED: [SEE DISCUSSION ON THE MAIN PAGE OF THIS SITE IF ANY OF THIS IS UNCLEAR]

base: mahogany

view 1: sycamore, redheart, maple veneer, ebony veneer, maple veneer, sapele, BOX

view 2: panga panga, sycamore, limbali, BOX

view 3: aromatic red cedar, English brown oak, paela, BOX

view 4: walnut, sapele, sipo, BOX

view 5: cowtree, osage orange, prima vera, BOX

view 6: makore/bocote/redheart, then mahogany (might be sipo or sapele), African blackwood (with sapwood), BOX

view 7: aromatic red cedar, paela, maple, paela, BOX

view 8: snakewood, kuruguay, osage orange, BOX

BOX: middle is bocote sided by maple sided by snakewood. Above that is padauk veneer then canarywood slants ending in ?(light wood --- could be maple but I don't think so), then above that is redheart slants ending in prima vera.

flaws/issues: The English brown oak in view 3 happened to have a ray right at the edge where it joins the sycamore at the top of the rim, and the ray developed a tiny crack that you can feel with your finger (it isn't very noticeable visually). There are some very thin separations at the bocote in the BOX. You can hardly see them but you can feel them with your fingernail.

The walnut in view 4 has a very small wormhole on the bottom.

comments: The bocote in the middle is a real standout.

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views 2b and 6b


views 5c and 5d


view 1c as the bowl blank and then as the finished bowl