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Padouk and pau amarello 49 step spirals.
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Padouk and pau amarello 49 step spirals.

Yes here we are again presenting!! (lol) a just finished pair of my most stepped spirals to date.
The original round blank at a beginning length of 9 inches and 3 and 1/2 diameter. The spirals are 49 steps that are just over an 1/8" high and 1 and 15/16" diameter the finished height is 7 and 1/2". There are 16 steps to the circle (see 2nd image). and the steps are as always turned from the round blank and not glued.
Comments always welcome .
Regards Jeff
Bravo! Jeff.

Do you use an Oland-type cutter for these? Or something smaller and longer?

(I think you need a separate upload for each image. "2nd image" seems to be AWOL.)
 
Hi Joe and Don
Thanks for your comments. I use a hss cobalt usually 1/4" square blank with the sides self ground for my requirements.
All the best from Jeff.
 
Many thanks Lou
I love making these pieces . The one I'm on now will be somewhat different again I am adding veneer hoping it will still be visible.
Best from Jeff.
 
This spiral pair which is titled `Steinzeit`(German for stone age)
will be available for bids in the silent auction at the Saint Pauls Symposium in June.
Hope to see you there Best from Jeff
 

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