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Natural edge bowl - American Elm turn green, 6 1/2" D x 4" H, finished turn 1/4" wall. Inside a brown paper bag with shavings to slow down the drying process ...
Frustrated, to say the least. Started with a piece of cherry to make a lidded box which became a design modification ending up as a practice piece. I have the Wolverine system and Vari-Grind and Rikon grinder. I tried to grind a Benjamin's Best bowl gouge to an Irish grind; off a video. Worked...
Not sure if this is the correct forum section but here goes. Got three pieces of HSS a while back. Discovered them hiding on the top shelf in the shop. One is going to be a bedan tool. I was thinking the other two could be ground to RH and LH scrapers similar to those used for bowl interiors. I...
It was supposed to be a natural edge bowl or vase ... started with a wrong position on the lathe when I realized that it could not be anymore a natural edge ... so I turn it in 2 axis. 6" diameter, 5" wide and 3 1/2" tall
It was supposed to be a natural edge bowl or vase ... started with a wrong position on the lathe when I realized that it could not be anymore a natural edge ... so I turn it in 2 axis. 6" diameter, 5" wide and 3 1/2" tall
Treated myself to an early birthday present. Had a birthday card from Woodcraft for 10% off. Bought some pen kits for some Christmas orders already. I have the Wolverine jig already. I saw the original Vari Grind Jig and put it in my basket. Now to continue on another thread, what is the best...
Blackwood spirals 8" dia AO and buffed. This is piece came from a tree downed in a major rain storm it literally washed away its roots. A very gnarly piece of wood with the grain going every whichaway. No tear out more like divot out.
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