** ENDED ** Elm burl for woodturning

American elm?
Carpathian elm?
English elm?
Chinese elm?
winged elm?
Cedar elm?
Russian elm?
September elm?
smooth leaved elm?
field elm?
Wyche elm?
Caucasian elm?
red elm?
Siberian elm?
Don't Give a Damn elm?
 
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American elm?
Carpathian elm?
English elm?
Chinese elm?
winged elm?
Cedar elm?
Russian elm?
September elm?
smooth leaved elm?
field elm?
Wyche elm?
Caucasian elm?
red elm?
Siberian elm?
Don't Give a Damn elm?
Oh my! How about any elm burl that has that contrasting whitish/yellow with burl design. So any elm that has that eye popping appeal. Some of those you mentioned I don’t think I’ve ever seen.
 
American elm?
Carpathian elm?
English elm?
Chinese elm?
winged elm?
Cedar elm?
Russian elm?
September elm?
smooth leaved elm?
field elm?
Wyche elm?
Caucasian elm?
red elm?
Siberian elm?
Don't Give a Damn elm?

@phinds , thankfully you're not a studio exec, otherwise none of us would have seen Nightmare on Elm Street because you'd still be casting the scariest elm.

G
 
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@phinds , thankfully you're not a studio exec, otherwise none of us would have seen Nightmare on Elm Street because you'd still be casting the scariest elm.

G
Nah. Easy and quick. That would be the Wyche elm. The name alone would look great in the credits.
 
7x7x4 minimum. Larger is fine too.
Brian - this is what I have. Slippery Elm Burl bowl blank. Most of the burl and gnarly wood is in the bottom of the blank which should show decent once the bowl is done. Top half not too burly.
Looks like a good chance the end grain cracks will mostly turn away depending on the shape you choose. Hard to tell what’s hiding inside until it gets opened up.

I suppose because it’s not the best bowl blank I would let it go for $30 plus shipping. Measures 7.5” square x 4.25” thick. Thanks, John

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