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Old 31st Aug 2009, 09:53 PM
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Gooday all.

Finished this this afternoon. I sort of lost heart halfway through because it has a huge split right across it and threatened to fall in half.

Timber is Blackwood finished in Lacquer.
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Talk about leaving it till the last minute.

Bit of miniature (for Robbo ) multi center turning.
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Looks good from here.

So how did we fix the split
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Is this spindle turning??

Looks OK though

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I like it, looks kinda like an asian garden temple
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Glad to see you come and play

The colours are so different between the pics Are there two boxes?

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hmmmmmm....must'a used your "half~round" lathe for the box

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Talk about leaving it till the last minute.

Bit of miniature (for Robbo ) multi center turning.
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So how did we fix the split
Thanks Artme. I didn't. For the normal cracks in the timber we use I would need 20 litre drums of CA.

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Is this spindle turning??

Looks OK though

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Thanks Eliza. That was the influence behind it. The bottom was going to be the same but it kept cracking around the edges. I got cheesed off and just rounded it over.

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The colours are so different between the pics Are there two boxes?

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hmmmmmm....must'a used your "half~round" lathe for the box

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Nah, my hands just move quick. Thanks Ed.
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Did you do it on your long bed lathe?
That's what might have caused the cracks?
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