Peachy Bowl

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Mike Schwing from Md.

>Nice! Looks like the apple I posted a bit farther down. Very high contrast between heart and sapwood. Did it smell like peaches when it was wet? The apple smells just like fresh apples.

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Raymond Overman

>Like most fruit wood, it smelled great while it was turning. I've never turned any apple but I love the smell of cherry turning.

Those are some nice looking apple bowls too. I hope to get my collection of peach turned like that.

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Mark Mandell - Gone Round In Jersey

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Phil on the mountain top

>I just love light and dark wood

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Scott Greaves in Blackfoot ID

>Raymond,

I just love the light and dark contrasts of that wood! And I also like the nice shape you got on the bowl! They complement each other!

Scott.

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Randy

>The swirl pattern and contrast of wood in there is just awesome. I really like the shape and final look of that bowl. That looks really great.

Beautiful.....

KurtK in Indy

>I really like the color contrast. I had some Hawthorn that had the same colors and it turned into a beautiful pen. Very nice job!!

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Raymond Overman

>Thanks everyone for the comments. I'm looking forward to getting the next blank on the lathe now and see what's inside.

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Jennifer@Indy.USA

>Ooooooo...lovely looking piece. That wood looks fabulous! It appears like it must cut like butter. How does it smell? It really looks yummy!

Thanks for posting...

Jennifer