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Another vote for yew

Very nice pieces. Definitely a thumbs up from me. =D>

Definitely Ash for second bowl.

Fully agree with all the other comments. Thanks for very informative post =D>. Given me lots of ideas......

And another +1 for elm

I'm pleased that it wasn't just me who had reservations about the show. First year I've been and I am not sure it will be on the calendar next year. It was great to be able to handle some of the newer stuff (paucity of woodworking shops round here) but there were only really 2 good 'uns. And...

Excited? You bet ya. I feel 21 again. Looks like the place will be busy!

Last one Hornbeam?

Have a go turning it wet; it is great fun, but do be prepared for a 'sap shower', as already warned! It is really easy on the chisel and I find it the best of all the woods I can get for green turning. It does stain easily so keep the blanks as big as poss. I've found you can get staining...

Yes, who's a very lucky boy?

I keep asking myself 'why?' (hammer) And the bucket of water speed control - variable with the amount of water - and sandpaper under the 'braking' arm so you can sand the work at the same time?? As Homer woudl say "D'Oh!" (homer)

If it were me, and speaking conservatively, I would cut down the piece, thorugh longest width to give 2 crotch pieces, for bowls but depends what your after.