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  1. 05-29-2018, 11:54 PM #1
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    I just wish I would have put the grooves in mine but it still lathers fine without them.
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    Someday I want to try doing something like this. Thank you for the beautiful inspiration!

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    My very first attempt at turning a bowl didn't go so well. I forgot the first rule of turning, keep the tool rest close to your work. I was gouging out the inside and let my tool hang over the tool rest down inside the bowl about 3" when it hit a knot and "BAMM!" got smacked upside the head with the tool! I was lucky I was wearing a face shield because where the tool hit was at my temple, that could have been real bad, left a hell of a mark on my face shield.................
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    A lovely piece of work. I might be tempted if I were not addicted to warm lather. I heat a ceramic bowl on top of a candle warmer and use it for building a lather. While I love my warm lather, my bowl is no where near as attractive as your wooden one. Well done!
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    Another nice looking bowl Bruce! The hickory one I have works great

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    Thanks for the compliment Sean! Glad yours is working out for you although I do wish I had thought about putting grooves in the bottom of it. Mine doesn't have them either.................
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    Hey, that's nice work. If you still have one available, I'll take one. Please let me know your paypal info so I can send payment.
    Thanks, Ken.
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