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Well that all went down nicely. Thanks chaps.

I've got something else on the lathe but it's not gone as well :roll: Will post later.
 
At the end of the day the only factor to be careful of is safety. The tool that is best is the one that you find easiest to get a result with.
Judging by the bowl the Monroe is best for you for bowls.
Pete
 
Guys I need some advice. I'm going to give this to my mum for her birthday next week and I'm trying to decide whether to apply wax or leave it as just LO? The bowl and indeed the finish has grown on me and if it was a 'keeper', then I'd leave it as is. But in terms of protection, etc; should I apply either Renaissance wax or Woodwax22 ? Should I go as far as buffing it with mops (considering it's now off the lathe and finished)?
 
Looks like you're getting to grips with spinny stuff Tom, nice looking bowl - don't often get over into this forum. I would recommend a wax finish for this, just to finish it off, I often put a wax finish over oil or acrylic varnish
 
I tend to use a wax finish on most things simply because the average housewife has a tin or can of wax polish and will apply it to almost anything that is or looks like wood. It's easy to maintain and how shiny it is depends on how much you polish it. The oils and other finishes are fine for turners and artistic work but basic simple wax polish is what most people would use.

Pete
 
How did I miss this thread ?

Seriously nice Bowl Wizer ! - Love the little kink to the lip, and the very nice undercutting.

Can't see any tearout on them photos !!

Top marks !

Loz
 
Thank guys

Jim have you been at the happy pills today? :wink:
 
I'm always willing to give credit where its due.
I've even been know to agree with some things you have to say.
 
There was me thinking you was just an old fart :lol:
 
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