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tobytools
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DTR":vopsr6t3 said:tobytools":vopsr6t3 said:
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=D> that's excellent.
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devonwoody
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Interesting, I would like to have something like that to do mouldings for picture framing.
(Any one here at this forum got a moulding plane machine?)
(Any one here at this forum got a moulding plane machine?)
Made these as part of a commission for an upcoming valentines meal. Turned then carved from birch.
Hi, here is a picture of a media unit and sideboard I just completed for my house. It's Rosewood & cocobolo veneer. I would like to be able to say I did the veneering, but it's a bit beyond me and my set up here, so Shawyers did it for me. I did all the lipping and finishing and everything else however.
Cheers Mark
Cheers Mark
monkeybiter
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markturner":215lju4w said:
Stunning job too, very nice. Could do to trim that bit of cardboard packing the middle leg though :wink:
Thanks, yes, its not quite finished yet, I need to find a permanent solution to raise the centre leg and apply another coat of oil and wax etc. I just grabbed some quick photos on the phone after I got the doors on, will try and get some posher ones when totally finished, also showing the top, which is lovely.
PS, I meant Shawyers did just the veneering, I did everything else, designed, made all the panels & doors, lipped, cut to size, jointed etc
PS, I meant Shawyers did just the veneering, I did everything else, designed, made all the panels & doors, lipped, cut to size, jointed etc
monkeybiter
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I was just ribbing you, it's a very nice piece of work, much better than I'd manage.
No worries, I realised that mate!
We have a 1920's french deco sideboard next to it with sunburst veneered doors, so I wanted to make something similar, but different.....
So yes , I spent much time figuring out the design and choosing the veneers.
cheers, Mark
We have a 1920's french deco sideboard next to it with sunburst veneered doors, so I wanted to make something similar, but different.....
So yes , I spent much time figuring out the design and choosing the veneers.
cheers, Mark
gasman
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First big thing I have done in my new workshop. Library steps... in sycamore with ebony inlays / trimmings.
The was done by glueing up 2 x 35x70x1500mm pieces, then when dry cut square to 65 x 65mm, then made octagonal, then 16 sides, then 32, then I had a moment of inspiration - due to not having a 5 foot long lathe bed. My lathe is a very heavy old coronet major - so I drilled a 6.5 mm hole in the end of the pole, then screwed a 6mm short bolt with the end cut off into the wall at the same height as the lathe spindle. Then mounted the pole and had it turning on the slowest speed. It was quite stable so I just sanded it - starting with 80 grit and ending up with 600 - it worked very well. The ebony ball I made from some odd pieces of 32x32mm, glued up with CA glue, then turned gently using a cardboard semicircle as a guide. The 6 curved rails were laminated in a former 2 at a time from 6 x 3mm thick strips of sycamore
Here's the lathe setup
And the ball:
And here are the steps virtually done - a couple more coats of hardwaxoil needed
Comments welcome - thanks for looking
Mark
The was done by glueing up 2 x 35x70x1500mm pieces, then when dry cut square to 65 x 65mm, then made octagonal, then 16 sides, then 32, then I had a moment of inspiration - due to not having a 5 foot long lathe bed. My lathe is a very heavy old coronet major - so I drilled a 6.5 mm hole in the end of the pole, then screwed a 6mm short bolt with the end cut off into the wall at the same height as the lathe spindle. Then mounted the pole and had it turning on the slowest speed. It was quite stable so I just sanded it - starting with 80 grit and ending up with 600 - it worked very well. The ebony ball I made from some odd pieces of 32x32mm, glued up with CA glue, then turned gently using a cardboard semicircle as a guide. The 6 curved rails were laminated in a former 2 at a time from 6 x 3mm thick strips of sycamore
Here's the lathe setup
And the ball:
And here are the steps virtually done - a couple more coats of hardwaxoil needed
Comments welcome - thanks for looking
Mark
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chillicamper
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I pen turned from Olive wood - it smells lovely when it's being turned!
And a combination corkscrew/bottle stop also made from Olive wood
A couple of different Oak pens
And a combination corkscrew/bottle stop also made from Olive wood
A couple of different Oak pens
New insert plate for my bandsaw table. I didn't like the round shape as it makes it harder to cut a new insert for the saw, but it came with a round one. So I made a new round insert but with a ledge, then I and put a square cutout in it:
I messed up a bit on my first cut so there's two in the insert but whatever it works fine and a new one is easy to make now.
I messed up a bit on my first cut so there's two in the insert but whatever it works fine and a new one is easy to make now.
Hi all,
I'm in to making small things in my miniature workshop.
The last things I made were for my wifes children centre were
After cutting
Before painting
After painting
Complete with wheels
I'm in to making small things in my miniature workshop.
The last things I made were for my wifes children centre were
After cutting
Before painting
After painting
Complete with wheels
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