The next batch small woodworking projects in the series. In this video: - A robust bowl out of old Oak, beautiful chocolate color when oiled. - A candle holder out of a Teak Table leg. - Two small incense burners out of Birch burl - A bowl shaped like an acorn, partially fumigated using ammonia. All objects are finished with a combination of oil, enhancing the natural beauty and depth of the wood. Finishes used in these projects: Tung oil, Chestnut Lemon oil, gloss oil based polyurethane, Shellac, Boiled linseed oil (BLO) and Rustin Danish oil. These bowls where made without any kind of lathe, but purely with Saburr-Tooth disks + my angle grinder and a detail sander. Each bowl costs about 8+ hours to make. All projects are made at home, in my tiny shed (aka the doghouse..), Groningen, Netherlands.