Dalboy
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Decided to have a go at something other than plain bowls as I have not done any decorated pieces for a little while now.
I started by turning a bowl with thin walls and bottom about 1/8" all the way around except for the foot which is just a fraction thicker.
I divided the lip into six and drew a line down from there, using templates to mark out oval shapes centred on these lines. Unfortunatly there where no photos of this stage
I made a start and managed to complete two of these on the first day.
Then today after some repairs to the hinges on one of my wood stores and taking the wife shopping. Well you have to keep the wife happy and the food cupboard stocked. I hate working in the workshop on an empty stomach.
After doing all of the little jobs I managed some more work on this piece this picture will give more of an idea of how it will look. And there are still two more panels to pierce. So that is as far as I have managed so far will follow up with more as I progress. Tomorrow will be more of the same on the last two panels
Each panel has to be pierced then filed with needle files to clean up any bits. I keep stopping to give my hand a rest and have a coffee
I started by turning a bowl with thin walls and bottom about 1/8" all the way around except for the foot which is just a fraction thicker.
I divided the lip into six and drew a line down from there, using templates to mark out oval shapes centred on these lines. Unfortunatly there where no photos of this stage
I made a start and managed to complete two of these on the first day.
Then today after some repairs to the hinges on one of my wood stores and taking the wife shopping. Well you have to keep the wife happy and the food cupboard stocked. I hate working in the workshop on an empty stomach.
After doing all of the little jobs I managed some more work on this piece this picture will give more of an idea of how it will look. And there are still two more panels to pierce. So that is as far as I have managed so far will follow up with more as I progress. Tomorrow will be more of the same on the last two panels
Each panel has to be pierced then filed with needle files to clean up any bits. I keep stopping to give my hand a rest and have a coffee