Big platter.Finished.

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Paul.J

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Managed to get in the shop today and finish that big Beech bowl off :D
Surprisingly it hadn't moved any so i just carried on where i left off finishing the inside.
I had me orders to leave it thickish and heavyish,so it is a bout 5/8" thick :shock:
Finished size is 24"dia X 3" deep,and used Food safe as my finish.
Got to say that the outboard attachment and the lathe coped easily with this size of blank.It took a bit of getting used to but by the end i was feeling more confident with the set up so no doubt there will be some more been turned soon :D

Bigbeechbowlout.jpg


bigbeechinner.jpg


There is a 2p coin in the middle just to give some scale.

Comments welcome :D
 
Ok, where's Carol going to put that one :?: I can see the reaction from here. :roll: :shock:
 
Your girls could have a really great game of frisbee with that Paul. :lol: Can't say I have ever tried anything that big but certainly looks good from ehre. Probably call it a platter though.

Pete
 
Thank you for the comments :D
As you can see i have changed it from a bowl to a platter.
I am never sure what to call these pieces,as i thought a platter was a flatter shape :?

CHJ wrote
Ok, where's Carol going to put that one
At the moment Chas it is hiding the dining table :roll: :lol:
And to think i have another one to do :shock:
 
Very nice - Very big !!

Lovely series of beads on the rim.

Loz
 
Thank you for the comments.
Glad you like it :shock:

Deejay wrote
How did you put the beads on the rim?
Dave i just used the very tip of the bowl gouge i was using.
Just pushed the tip in to the required depth,well what looked right :lol: at equalish spaces,than just rolled the gouge over till i got a nice curve either side,taking very light cuts.
HTH. :D
 

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