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    Default Segmented lazy-Susan

    Gidday, made these segments on the bandsaw, supposed to be 12, but had a measurement wrong so made a half-size segment.
    Lost a bit of timber when sanding and some of the curves didn't quite match when glued.
    Working on a router cut model next.
    Tassie blackwood.whirly lazy susan.jpg

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    I like the design Lance, you'll nail it next time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Picko View Post
    I like the design Lance, you'll nail it next time.
    Thanks, just need a some fettling to the prototype jig and it should be good.
    Will post a photo tomorrow.

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    find someone with a laser cutter/engraver, set the template (the hardest part) into computer and you will knock several out at once..
    I would love to grow my own food, but I can not find bacon seeds

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    Photo of the jig, will look at making a metal one.



    Think I've got the settings right now.


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    Made another jig for the bandsaw, cut heaps of small sections.
    The segments fitted into a drawn diagram, but when fitted together still had a 1/2 segment gap.
    Moved the sections out like a camera iris, and presto, fitted around a socket for illustration.


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    Worked out a protoype jig, worked good, made up a bit better one with semi-permanent stops.

    skew jig 1.jpg Doing the outer curve.

    skew jig 2.jpg Pivot the jig around to do the inner curve.

    skew jig 3.jpg And the result, not too worried about the hole in the centre, can bore and plug that.

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    First cut on the jig, thought I had enough rimu, but had to use a bit of cedar.


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