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11th January 2020, 07:35 PM
Today I show you the making of a small ball series of yew-, apple- and an unknown wood from Tyrol. I turned the pieces of wood first to a cylinder and then roughly into
the contours of a ball by hand, then I turned the ball shape with the ball turning device. I sawed off the cones and clamped the ball again into the ball turning
device and sanded it up to grain 500. Finally I treated the balls with linseed oil.
YouTube (https://youtu.be/1H8YgpDdP64)
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Kind Greetings
Roger
Website: Handgemachte Produkte aus Massivholz | Fischer's Craft (https://www.fischers-craft.de/)
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the contours of a ball by hand, then I turned the ball shape with the ball turning device. I sawed off the cones and clamped the ball again into the ball turning
device and sanded it up to grain 500. Finally I treated the balls with linseed oil.
YouTube (https://youtu.be/1H8YgpDdP64)
466959
Kind Greetings
Roger
Website: Handgemachte Produkte aus Massivholz | Fischer's Craft (https://www.fischers-craft.de/)
Instagram: Page Not Found • Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/fischer_woodturning/)
Facebook: Fischer's Craft - Home | Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/fischerscraft/)