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Very nice.
MrLeonard55 1 year ago
I have a stubby 750
turnedoutright 1 year ago
What lathe do you have? It is so quiet!
pureprotea1 1 year ago
Beautiful is all I can say.
sofiadragon1979 1 year ago
Ow man... If I ever come across such a nice burl I am a happy man.. All I have now is one small Birch burl, but someday I will find a piece like that.
Mueiwark 1 year ago
beautiful.
Upcountryturner 1 year ago
It is a ripple in the water......
or whatever you want it to be....
turnedoutright 2 years ago
what is it? seems like a hyper polished piece of wood, but without any meaning. please enlighten me...or is this purely a technical exercise?
paulfreefall 2 years ago
you used hot glue????? wow........i would have glued a sheet of cartridge paper to it and then glued the mounting block to that, then just split the paper when you want to finish the bottom
mcdraycon 2 years ago
I often use hot glue for work holding. I have also used the paper technique but the clean up is more difficult.
Like most work holding techniques in woodturning you need to know its limitations.
Don't expect that a hot glued surface will sit perfectly flat on its mating surface.
When the tail stock is not engaged keep side loads minimized.
You will notice that when turning this piece I kept the tail stock engaged whenever I could.
turnedoutright 2 years ago
Sharp tools are always suspect, but I got the surface finish I was after. I started sanding at 320 and the finish filled nicely.
The video's aren't good enough quality to really show the fine shavings that occurred during final cutting.
turnedoutright 3 years ago
It seems to me your tool is not sharp enough
PERUTURNER 3 years ago