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    Default A couple of bowls . . .

    Just been mucking around

    A medium size QLD Maple bowl (290mm) and a whoops of an Osage Orange bowl (approx 100mm)

    A couple burl slabs, to which MBGitW reckons some should be coffee table tops, not cut up for plates or bowls.

    The big set of calipers, I brought at a garage sale for a joke
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    Nice collection Pat.

    Shed supervisor looks peeved your not creating shavings

    Large measuring things for those big bowls. Aldi's Magnetic tool holders $10 this week

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    Nice work
    not sure of the square sides on the OO but what would I know

    Tell her that on further reflection these aren't good enough for a coffee table top and you are still searching

    Is that a bit of surface rust on the bed of the yella terra

    Oh and nice pickup on the calipers
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    Nick, the OO is a whoops as someone tried out a newly made round blank cutting jig on the Bandsaw and the Stuff Up Fairy paid a visit So it was a "What the (insert favourite saying here) " moment and I just whacked on a faceplate and had a go . . .

    No surface rust on the Yellow Peril, finish stains and dust
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    Nice stuphph Pat>

    I guess you could remount and return the OO so it has a thin rim and then cut it so it has a square(ish) rim.
    Last edited by artme; 13th March 2011 at 09:47 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pat View Post
    Nick, the OO is a whoops as someone tried out a newly made round blank cutting jig on the Bandsaw and the Stuff Up Fairy paid a visit So it was a "What the (insert favourite saying here) " moment and I just whacked on a faceplate and had a go . . .

    No surface rust on the Yellow Peril, finish stains and dust

    Sorry about that
    I've only had a little bit of shed time recently so the Stuff-Up Fairy obviously got bored and went to your place

    I bet you went out into the shed and had a look at the bed
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    Just started on the big brother . . . ATM sanded to 600 and EEE. I am still deciding on what finish to use DO, DO + Trad Wax, DO + Waxtik, Kunos Oil, Shellawax, Shellawax Glow or Shellawax cream.


    BTW Nick, I check on the Yellow Peril everyday, so rust has not got a chance
    Pat
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    Kunos oil. Velly nice.

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    Well I finally finished the big brother. Around 410mm diameter (16 3/8") & 56mm (2 1/4") high. Finished to 1000 grit w&d, EEE then >10 coats Kunos Oil.

    Both have a lot of figure and were a pleasure to turn. I got both blanks from forum member Mapleman at the last Sydney WWW show, (I spoke to his wife). Both blanks were supposedly for guitar bodies, bad luck instrument makers, that stuff is too good for a mere guitar I hope he makes it down to the Sydney show again, this year.

    Deb took this lot of pics. that's why they are clear and crisp.
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    Yeh sorry I haven't finished the jaws yet Pat I have the 16mm round cut

    Love that large one guitar at least it could now be a Banjo just needs a long neck and a hole cut in it.

    Photography is a major improvement thanks Deb.

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    Wow

    Some very nice wood there

    nice work
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    Very nice figure there PAt and a great finish on your pieces. I would be pleased to have turned them!

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