Very pretty colors. I absolutely love the smell of green Cherry.Small 8” cherry rough out.
Yes I like the smell of wet cherry too. We had a demo at our club last Saturday and they used flaming box elder. Beautiful wood but boy does it stink.Very pretty colors. I absolutely love the smell of green Cherry.
Cut in the winter, fumigate to kill any insects, sharp tools and lots of Super Thin CA.any tricks for keeping bark on? Great work.
I have to ask Michael, what does a Super Moderator do? 😀Perfect fit!
Umm, I thought it was obvious. I get to wear a hero cape when I turn now. Ha. Ha. Buh-dum-ting!I have to ask Michael, what does a Super Moderator do? 😀
As a fan of the Incredibles movies, "NO CAPE!" Edna Mode....Umm, I thought it was obvious. I get to wear a hero cape when I turn now. Ha. Ha. Buh-dum-ting!
But seriously, it just has to do with functionality in the forum software. This just means I can help out Bill and Emiliano with approving new member registrations. The list is perpetually growing--it's kind of wild (also kind of shocking how many new members join and never actually participate).
As a fan of the Incredibles movies, "NO CAPE!" Edna Mode....
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That’s a really nice bowl.Getting close to finishing a 12 inch spalted Maple bowl. It has an undercut rim that is slanted down. I had thickly coated it with Anchorseal a few years ago to help keep the knot intact. It took some patience to deal with tear-out from slightly punky spots and a fresh bur a negative rake scraper.
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It is laser day on my lathe. Trying something a bit different, mixing organic and geometric shapes.
It is a relatively cheap 5W (the kind you see listed as 20W) diode laser. Tool paths are generated with LightBurn, but control of the CNC is done with a heavily modified version of OctoPrint. I've modified it to do the things that are needed to handle the two rotary axes on the machine.What type of laser is that, and what software do you use to drive it?
stain really makes the grain show nicely:second turn of a 8 inch diameter piece of walnut.
I have been able to improve questionable surfaces shear scraping and/or sanding after letting Danish oil dry on the piece. You may already do this.spalting very soft and couldn't sand without taking a lot more surface off the spalted area than the surrounding wood. Surface uneven and a couple chunks of the soft spalting came loose.