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9" Burr bowl

Jim

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Looks even better Woody now the oil is soaking in ... :thumbs:


Those teeth on the outer edge look like they want pulling ... :tongue:
 
bellringer

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so with this bowl what oil would you use and how do you apply it and how many coats?
 
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bellringer said:
so with this bowl what oil would you use and how do you apply it and how many coats?
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Hi Alex I use Rustins Teak oil this one had 6 coats and it was applied with a cloth and denibed after each coat dried but it can be applied with a brush but my preference is cloth
 
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Woody said:
Hi Alex I use Rustins Teak oil this one had 6 coats and it was applied with a cloth and denibed after each coat dried but it can be applied with a brush but my preference is cloth
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So apply it off the lathe and give it a gentle rub with 600 between coats
 
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