Woodturning | The Amethyst Maple Bowl

[@kumiejoubert-vanniekerk8794]

Uncomplicated, classic and extremely beautiful!

[@jamnjef1]

Nice bowl Davis like i always say simple is the the best nice color 😁

[@frann.8879]

What a beautiful bowl, your choice of color is spot on!!👌👌😁😁

[@formanwoodworking]

Thank you, Frann!

[@daniellevasquez8266]

PIGMENT! Looks good with the choice of wood, another beautiful piece.

[@formanwoodworking]

Thank you, Daniel!

[@daniellevasquez8266]

@@formanwoodworking Danielle* lol You’re Welcome ☺️

[@ricwebb647]

Beautiful work sir!!!

[@ThePapa1947]

Looks great and the colors go together perfectly! Take care, Gary

[@formanwoodworking]

Thank you, Gary!

[@Tony-ot6ym]

Simple and elegant, looks great as always

[@formanwoodworking]

Thank you, Tony!

[@Junaid_ayaan_official]

Your artwork is very beautiful. I like it very much and to be honest, all your products made till now are very beautiful.

[@formanwoodworking]

Thank you so much!

[@GabiFodorrasRO]

Friend you are very talented ... Congratulations on what you do !!!

[@formanwoodworking]

Thank you, Gabi!

[@AllenOxendine]

Beautiful piece and interesting process. Full View and Like 👍

[@formanwoodworking]

Thank you, Allen!

[@kevdimo6459]

That’s really nice, and looks so perfect. You’re very talented and skilled in your thought process! 👍🏼

[@formanwoodworking]

Thank you so much!

[@sovietbear1917]

Probably my favorite bowl of yours so far, but I am biased towards purple!

[@Anderhoot]

Delightful

[@lynnrogers-zx5yp]

Love it….

[@JoseDonate-yj2sb]

Marabilloso

[@greglongenecker1772]

Beautiful work, where did you get that plastic sheeting from?

[@SimonGould1024]

Id love to see one that looks like a shattered wooden bowl that's glued back together with resin. Or maybe a lightning strike design.

[@formanwoodworking]

That's actually been on my list for quite some time! Just haven't figured out yet how to rip a bowl in half, lol!

[@azpcox]

Take your blank outside and chop it up with an axe. You’d have to take out several pieces of wood to get the epoxy to be more than a sliver though. Kintsugi but with wood.

[@SimonGould1024]

Maybe take a regular bowl of same size, break it, trace it on wooden one then carve wider cracks.

[@formanwoodworking]

@@SimonGould1024 Great idea! Might have to give that a go!

[@daveholmes4042]

Would you consider adding a link for the plastic that you use. I think it's hdpe type but not sure. As a fellow Wood Turner I'm interested in that type of plastic for some projects.

[@aeea1235]

💯👌

[@geoffjones4603]

When using a pressure pot , does it matter about the outside temperature

[@Justart_jpeg]

what is the material that you wrap the bowl with to pour epoxy please? Thank you!

[@Amybaumgart]

I'm curious why you say Waterlox is not a food safe finish, on their website they state it is...??

[@AbdulRasheed-zg1nu]

Hi, I have a question regarding the types of epoxies used in your works. Are they safe for putting edibles in your bowls? I mean can we use them for keeping food and other consumables, liquids and solids alike? Thanks so much. Anticipating your reply.👍

[@AbdulRasheed-zg1nu]

Please, reply.

[@morteza_nw]

how can I made that without vacuum machine ? help me pls

[@johannalappi]

Aivan ihana ❤

[@rapturesrevenge]

It scares me when you reach in to clear shavings away. I've seen degloved hands before. I don't want that to happen to you. :(

[@rohmatbubut-um4ug]

Keren banget om makasih ya,,,,❤ 10:53