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Here Greg is removing more inside material of the third bowl. A few minutes later, he quit the turning...

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Here is a shot of the inside work on the third osage orange bowl. In Gregory Moors wood working shop, near Chapel Hill, NC

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Here is a view of the key caddy bowl after Greg decided the cracks had won. Each time, he Super Glued a...

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More insides are being removed to again allow the sharp angle needed to cut the wall thickness. In...

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After glue for the first cracks, more of the inside is removed with fast cutting tools. In Gregory Moors wood working shop, near Chapel Hill, NC

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Here is an interim view of the key caddy bowl. Cracks have laready started to form (or were in the wood...

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Here the inner most edges of the inside are being removed. The tools and Greg need to get at an angle...

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HereGgreg is beginning to remove the inside of the kay caddy bowl, the tool throws large curly slivers...

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Here is s close-up shot of how shaping the bowl's bottom is done. A conical bright stainless steel...

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Again, more fine shaping of the exterior of the key caddy bowl. In Gregory Moors wood working shop, near Chapel Hill, NC

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More shaping of the bottom being done with finer chip load tools. In Gregory Moors wood working shop, near Chapel Hill, NC

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More rough bottom cutting is starting to show the bowl's shape. In Gregory Moors wood working shop, near Chapel Hill, NC

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Here Greg is using a roughing tool to cut off the initial bottom shape of what we wanted to be a...

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Final sanding through ever finer sand paper grits is the final work done to the bowl. In Gregory Moors wood working shop, near Chapel Hill, NC

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Here greg is turning a lip for the bowl's bottom with a very fine chip tool. In Gregory Moors wood working shop, near Chapel Hill, NC

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Here Greg is doing the initial bottom of the bowl shaping. This tool is for rough cutting and throws...

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Here Gregory had just finished placing the bowl into the wide faced, radial chuck for some fine grinding...

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Another view of Troy's bowl in open shade. The finish is simply U.S.P. mineral oil. In Gregory Moors'...

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Uploaded on Aug 5, 2007

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