Some folks when they see this beautiful bowl turned from red oak are gonna say it’s too pretty to put something in. Well, come on now. The wood was sealed with food grade walnut oil and finished with a walnut oil/shellac mixture. So seeing it’s a natural finish it’s only natural that you would put something good in it. Right? So go ahead and fill it up with good tasting things. It will hold a nice amount. The volume measured 3 cups to the brim. The diameter of the bowl is 8 ¾” with a height of 2” and it’s comes to being 1 ¼” deep. And, when you use a sealing and finish combination like was used here the bowl has a nice hard long lasting natural finish. One of a kind bowl with nice graceful lines. 3Oct17 BLRO69 Need more info? Click:
Thursday, October 5, 2017
Red Oak Serving Bowl
Some folks when they see this beautiful bowl turned from red oak are gonna say it’s too pretty to put something in. Well, come on now. The wood was sealed with food grade walnut oil and finished with a walnut oil/shellac mixture. So seeing it’s a natural finish it’s only natural that you would put something good in it. Right? So go ahead and fill it up with good tasting things. It will hold a nice amount. The volume measured 3 cups to the brim. The diameter of the bowl is 8 ¾” with a height of 2” and it’s comes to being 1 ¼” deep. And, when you use a sealing and finish combination like was used here the bowl has a nice hard long lasting natural finish. One of a kind bowl with nice graceful lines. 3Oct17 BLRO69 Need more info? Click:
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This is a nice simple Red Oak bowl, lovely colouration which you always get with this type of wood, plus the decent diameter and the excellent turning make this a winner.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Les! Glad you liked it. Red Oak is one of my favorite woods. Always looks good. Take care!
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