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Thread: My Latest Box
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18th September 2010, 11:32 PM #1
My Latest Box
Hi Guys
I have made another box out of that pine I got from work, I have left all natural and I added some wire inlays aswell to add some sweetness to it I have not yet finished as I am Working on a Jarrah knob for it. The knob is being done buy inside out turning when its is finished I will post the final product
Cheers Nai84
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19th September 2010, 02:26 AM #2
Hi Guys
So i finished the knob for my box but it didnt go to plan while turning my inside out knob and nearly done it flew apart &*^%$&* and so i went back to lathe and done another knob but its not inside out but it still worked out in the end and hear is the finished peice what do you think
Cheers Nai84
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19th September 2010, 10:04 AM #3
Shame about the finial new one looks a bit bulky but still a good job like the Box and its inlay well done.
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19th September 2010, 11:14 AM #4GOLD MEMBER
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S'cuse my ignorance. But what is an inside out knob?
I've just become an optimist . Iv'e made a 25 year plan -oopps I've had a few birthdays - better make that a 20 year plan
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19th September 2010, 01:41 PM #5
Hi Guys
Thanks wheelinround, I think your right bout the knob I might see if I can get it off and try a different one maybe a bit shaped like the box what do thnik bout that
Hi Peter36
I was doing a knob and it was being done buy inside out turning and i broke it so I have done just a plain one this link will explain everything bout inside out turning http://www.ptwoodturners.org/Tips%20...INSIDE-OUT.pdf and this one Inside-Out Ornament by James D. Thompson - Traditional Woodworking Tools Internet Magazine - Their History and Use - wkFineTools.com
Cheers Nai84
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19th September 2010, 07:16 PM #6
Hi Nai, the box looks pretty good, but spend more time on making finials.
It belongs to the learning curve. A good looking finial is the crown on your work (work piece) Keep an eye on proportions...
Ad
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19th September 2010, 07:59 PM #7
Hi Ad
Thanks I glad you like the box as for the crown I am working another one and I hope it will do the peice justice
Cheers Nai84
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19th September 2010, 09:38 PM #8
interesting piece of work
I agree the knob is a little too bulky for the boxregards
Nick
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19th September 2010, 10:34 PM #9
Hey Sawdust Maker
Thanks, I am going to make a heap of box to sell as I have some people that are interested so most of them will just be boxes but a couple will have knobs do have any advice of suggestion on the whole box thing
Cheers Nai84
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20th September 2010, 12:09 PM #10
can't advise on boxes as I've only done the one
there are more planned ...
if you look in the woodturning challenge threads we had a box off last year - there are some wips to assist - Tea Lady did some great finialsregards
Nick
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20th September 2010, 09:10 PM #11
Hi Sawdust Maker
Thanks I will have a look at that and maybe its will shed some more light on the subject. Tea lady hey I will pm her and she if she has any advice once again many thanks
Cheer Nai84
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20th September 2010, 11:47 PM #12
Jeez! I'm an expert now? Not quite sure about that? My advice? Practice, practice, practice. And try and watch as many experienced people working as you can. Did I mention practice? (And the knob is a bit on the chunky side to my eyes too. The inlay is an interesting touch. Just keep making them. No telling what they will develope into. ).
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21st September 2010, 11:51 PM #13
Hi Tea Lady
Well you where mentioned LOL Thankyou Tea Lady for the insite to an expert LOL I will practice heaps and as for the knob it has been removed and I am working on another one an I hope it will make the box stand out. I have also made these one as pics are attached what do you think
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22nd September 2010, 09:13 AM #14
That one looks quite nice. Is it stained pine?
Just noticed that the first box has the grain going cross ways not end grain. Technically that makes it a lidded bowl for some reason. There are some pedants around here that worry about such things. For boxes with more of a stem on the base it works better to have the grain going up and down. The stem doesn't break then, when it gets thinner. If you do try doing an "end grain" box, just remember that you have to turn "down the grain", so hollowing has to happen from the middle towards the rim using a spindle gouge or detail gouge. Or maybe a scraper. what ever tool you use, avoid the outside corner of the tool touching the wall as you come across the bottom of the box.(Clear as mud I guess. Prolly a you tube video somewhere of ssomeone doing it. )
anne-maria.
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22nd September 2010, 10:46 AM #15
Hey TL I thought you were going to change your name to ... Finial Lady
regards
Nick
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