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Wild Cherry Dough Bowl

 
Judson Carroll
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The Cherry dough bowl is finally done.  Wow, this has been a project!  Bowls like this were what everyone ate from 200 years ago.  Every man had to carve these for his family.  Carving a bowl with just an axe, knife and gouge took me two months!
https://judsoncarrollwoodcraft.substack.com/p/cherry-bowl-1

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A beautiful piece and it should darken nicely with age.
 
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Kyle Hayward wrote:A beautiful piece and it should darken nicely with age.



Thanks!  Yes, it should get a nice darker color. Cherry is a bit tricky to work with but the grain is really petty.

"Them that don't know him don't like him and them that do sometimes don't know how to take him, he ain't wrong he's just different and his pride won't let him do the things to make you think he's right" - Ed Bruce (via Waylon and WIllie)

 
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