Numbers Forty One and Forty Two . . . . . .

[W.Y.]

. . . . since selling out at my last craft sale about a month ago.

It does take more effort to make them this way where four rings cut actually look like eight but I do think it adds considerably to the appearance .
Hopefully pricing them a little higher will be justified.
I have ordered a 6" riser block for my band saw to raise the cutting depth to 12" because I am limited to 6" now and it requires extra glue up and planing time to do it like this for a 8" one or any size over 6" . These two are both eight inch diameter.

Woods in these two are combinations of Red Oak, Black Walnut, Birch and Santos Mahogany.

 

[marter1229]

Excellent Bill.

 

[W.Y.]

Excellent Bill.

HeyTerry.
Nice to hear from someone closer to home.
I am just 6 miles north of the Idaho panhandle US/Canada border and get down to Coeur d'alene sometimes for shopping but usually just in Sandpoint , Idaho.

 

[thewishman]

I've been enjoying your bowls. These are really nice - worth the time and the extra price bump.

 

[Bob Wemm]

Hi Bill,
Bloody AWESOME as usual, I love the "Double effect"
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Bob.
The sun came up this morning. Creat start to the day, now it's up to me to make it better.

 

[OOPS]

Excellent bowls. I like them both, but the one on the right, (#42, perhaps) is really outstanding, to me. By the way, greetings from Spokane, WA-- another turner who is "in your neighborhood." Thanks for posting these.