Turning wet green wood is a lot of fun. But turning it thin and getting it done quickly is even more fun for me. Plus I use a sanding trick to help the process and I think helped keeping the bowl from cracking.
The wood can warp but I think it can enhance the look of some bowls.
I tried Howard Butcher Block Conditioner because I have friends that are very concerned with food safety and they like the Howard Butcher Block Oil.

Tools used: Bowl gouge and Negative Rake Scraper
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