Epoxy resin wood bowls

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I cast some scrap wood chunks into epoxy resin and turned it into a bowl on the lathe. This was a fun learning experience and has definitely got me wanting to do more with epoxy casting!

There is an old Inuit saying when carving, the artist was setting free the spirit of the animal within the stone or ivory. When turning a bowl, no matter what I have planned, it seems the piece of...

Epoxy Olivewood Snack Bowl Made from epoxy resin and Mediterranean Olivewood cubes

There are lots of things to like about bowl turning. It provides pretty fast gratification, offers lots of room for creativity, and requires tools that don’t take up too much space. In this video, we’re going to take bowl creativity one step further. With help from resin expert Jess Crow we’ll be adding a beautiful resin accent to the bowl bottom resulting in not just a bowl, but a wood bowl with resin.

JHC bowl in progress

I like how this one turned out, it reminds me of seaweed in the ocean. Pinecones and pine trees have always been one of my favorite things... mixed with camping and fishing trips. This bowl is currently on display in the lobby at 430 North 400 West, SLC UT 84103. Made in support of OURRESCUE.ORG. 100% of proceeds are donated Blue and white colors mixed with resin, pinecones and pine needles, turned by hand on a lathe. See how it's made at: https://youtu.be/SDyJ6goAz-U Dan Preece

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Epoxy Resin and Acacia Wood Dip Bowl, Unique Matcha Bowl, Decorative Trinket Holder, Epoxy Resin Snack Dish, Rustic Wooden Serving Bowl, Modern Kitchen Decor. Add a touch of elegance and functionality to your kitchen with this handcrafted Resin Wood Dip Bowl. This unique bowl combines the warmth of natural wood with the modern appeal of epoxy resin, making it perfect for a variety of uses. Whether you're serving dips, snacks, or using it as a matcha bowl or trinket holder, its versatility…

Video and blog post about how I turned this beautiful resin and olive wood bowl.

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These beautiful and practical resin bowls are sustainably sourced from mango wood. 🙌🏼 With a durable epoxy resin that’s hand-applied, these bowls are a lovely addition to your home or kitchen table. ✨ This durable dish is lightweight but sturdy enough for everyday use while having just the right size capacity to hold dips that won’t slop over! It’s epoxy design makes it function as an elega

Epoxy Wire Bowl: This bowl is a wedding present for my sister and brother-in-law. The base of this bowl is made from spalted beech from a fallen branch off of a 120 year old beech tree that was saved from the fire wood pile. I had a busted ethernet cable that I ripp…

When Oak and Hazelnut meet! Interesting work on the mixture of different wood species sealed in epoxy resin.

🤯Start to finish hybrid wood/resin bowl by @socojoco ??🤯 have you ever seen something like this?🤤 . 📽@socojoco is the creator🔨 👥Love this?…

Epoxy Olivewood Snack Bowl Made from epoxy resin and Mediterranean Olivewood cubes

Learn how to shape your own Resin Bowl using the technique demonstrated by resin artist Valerie Sadiki in this full resin art beginners tutorial, watch until...

Listed as “Super Sale” and lower price due to some minor cracking, imperfection or deformation which developed into the wood. I am doing my best to clearly show those on the pictures listed, and often those add to the character and authenticity of the piece but were still not part of the design I had originally in mind. “Double turned” wood bowl handmade on the lathe using repurposed Cherry from the Adirondacks. I first turned the overall shape for this bowl and included some specific cuts…

Secret Wood Bowl DIY: A while back I made an Instructable DIY version of the popular secret wood rings. Since then I wanted to attempt a similar project on a larger scale. Here is my take on a wood and resin bowl.