WOOD TURNING A LOCUST BOWL

[@saultytexas]

Another Beautiful Bowl. Good Work.

[@GRIZZ357]

@@saultytexas Thanks brother

[@gloriadiaz5686]

Wow that came out so beautiful brother-in-law. Great job.

[@GRIZZ357]

@@gloriadiaz5686 Thank you so much, I appreciate your comment. 🙂

[@FullSpinWoodwork]

Nice work!

[@GRIZZ357]

@FullSpinWoodwork Thank you, brother

[@spiritof76forever81]

Yay! It turned out nice!

[@GRIZZ357]

@@spiritof76forever81 Thanks brother

[@alancox3891]

Beautiful work, as always.

[@GRIZZ357]

@@alancox3891 thank you brother, hope all is well

[@SdaamIngelsson]

Merci pour cette superbe vidéo !

[@spindlesworkshop9744]

Very nice

[@GRIZZ357]

@spindlesworkshop9744 thank you brother

[@c.t.woodworks]

great job. Locust and Acacia are the same wood ?

[@GRIZZ357]

Thanks much appreciated

[@alward417]

Locust trees are species of Robinia and Gleditsia. Acacia is sometimes applied to Robinia, especially Robinia pseudoacacia, but more commonly (AFAIK) applies to plants of the genus Acacia (and the segregate genera Acaciella, Vachellia, Senegalia and Mariosousa), some of which are also known as wattles or mimosas (not the same as the genus Mimosa). I hope that this is sufficient information to help you interpret web sites. (I'm not sufficiently familiar with the trees to describe the differences - the only species I regularly see are Robinia pseudoacacia and Acacia dealbata.) Now you know as much as me...hehehe

[@GRIZZ357]

@alward417 LOL Thanks brother.

[@GRIZZ357]

I do find that information interesting, thanks

[@c.t.woodworks]

@@alward417 thank you