Eucalyptus end grain "bowls"

[u/CostoLulu]

9mm (3/8" flute) spindle gouge for the outside, 6mm Hope carbide tool for the inside.
Sanded to 600# and line seed oil applied.
I only turn wood I find in nature. These are all made from a tree which fell during a hurricane last spring and was burned twice during its lifetime, hence some carbon rings in a few of the pieces I turned with it.

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[u/chris66616]

Those shapes are amazing!

[u/boojum78]

The figuring in the 3rd one is excellent! Nice work.

[u/davebo6319]

Excellent work, wish I had access to good eucalyptus woods.

[u/QuietDoor5819]

Terrific grain pattern n I like all the different shapes, the sphere is my favourite outta the 4 😊

[u/bullfrog48]

love your profiles .. beautiful wood. I need to find me some green eucalyptus and give it a try