This page is a compilation of many photographs taken over the years depicting the various steps in the process David takes for each piece he turns out.

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Picking up some logs from an Amish farmer

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Watching the logs doesn’t get it done

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Ripping blanks

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More ripping

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The blanks are then bandsawn round. Where’s my lathe?

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One method of mounting a blank

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A vacuum chuck

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Forming the exterior of the bowl

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Look at those curls fly!

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Then blank is then reverse mounted and ...

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... the interior is cored out to save waste ...

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... and to make smaller bowls

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Specialized gear makes coring bowls an easy step to do.

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The interior is formed.

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More curls!

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A master
at work

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All in a
day’s work

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Rough turned bowls go into a kiln to dry.

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You want bowls?

We got bowls!

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The trash can overfloweth

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Moving and shaking

Lancaster style

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This page last updated September 20, 2006


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