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  1. #1
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    Default cone bowls 1and 2

    I finished the jacaranda cone. And made another one out of LVL 275 mm 109mm thick wall thickness is 7mm
    the LVL was harsh on the tools. And was flexing away from gouge.
    it was fun to turn.
    I will pop up a photo of the fully finished jacaranda.
    thanks for looking.
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    Default jacaranda finished

    A quick snap shot of it finished
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    look good

    I assume LVL is some sort of ply
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    Chuck, how did you cut the "rings", for the LVL bowl?

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    I like that spalted jacaranda .Ted

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    Nice turning!!!

    The L|VL looks particularly interesting.

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    LVL stands for laminated veneer lumber. This is a structural plywood.
    I bought a short length 290 by 65 and glued them together to get the size I needed.
    bandsawed the blank and turned it like a bowl.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chuck1 View Post
    A quick snap shot of it finished
    Hi charlie,
    Looksgood mate , well done
    you even got the photos up the right way
    Cheers smiife

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    Chuck 1,

    I like the random texture of the LVL piece. Nice shape also. Were there any / many voids?

    I have had an off cut of a beam for a year but haven't gotten to it yet.
    So much timber, so little time.

    Paul

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    There is a few voids nothing to bad though. One thing I struck was when turning the inside was maintaining the wall thickness. Was don't go to deep to far. As I had gone down 50mm and the LVL was flexing away from my gouge.
    So I had to change the way I normally do the inside.I couldn't do any rim to bottom final cut
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    The jacaranda bowl sold before the official opening of exhibition! Really need to get a bowl saver before I turn the block!
    Turning round since 1992

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