making bowls from logs: profile illustrations

[ticklingmedusa]

These might be useful.
http://www.dallaswoodturners.com/NEWSLETTERS/2006/Bowl_Blanks_from_Log.PDF
They were purloined from A Dallas Texas turning club website. Credit belongs to Todd Hoyer, a well known and very innovative US turner for creating them.
tm

[hughie]

These might be useful.
http://www.dallaswoodturners.com/NEWSLETTERS/2006/Bowl_Blanks_from_Log.PDF
They were purloined from A Dallas Texas turning club website. Credit belongs to Todd Hoyer, a well known and very innovative US turner for creating them.
tm


most useful for us newbies.thanks hughie

[OGYT]

TM, thanks... never thought about others wanting this... how selfish of me... I got it the other day, and have it ready to print for my shop notebook.
Hughie, I think you're fooling with us... newbie, you ain't...

[Toasty]

Great link, have a greenie!

[hughie]

Hughie, I think you're fooling with us... newbie, you ain't


well I did mess around with a wood lathe when was a teenager in my dads workshop. Mainly base ball bats, and other heavy wacking type things . But in those days there were no chucks just face plates, none of these new fangled tools and techniques.
Just started again 9 months ago and hit the ground running, with a 40 year gap between sessions. So I kinda is and isnt. :D
But coming from a toolmaking back ground has certainly not been a hindrance. Thanks for the kind comments
hughie

[OGYT]

Wow... you had me fooled! I thought you'd been at it for years.
I just started about March of 2004, so I'm a two-year-old... a slow one. :o)

[rsser]

Good link, thanks.

This one gets added to faves and printed.

[CameronPotter]

Yep.

Thanks for the link. Interesting PDF.

Cam