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26th June 2015, 10:51 AM #1
Multi axis
Finally got some time in my own lathe.
Inspired by Theo from the Brisbane wood show this year i thought i would give it a try
It took a couple of hours
Maybe more lol. Was gone midnight when i went in
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26th June 2015, 11:55 AM #2
Well done mate. It must have really tested the Nova while you were swinging that piece in the lateral direction
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Hi Dave,
That is impressive as Neil said must have been some serious stability issues I would imagine there was a fair bit of momentum with that one was there or did it run pretty well.
Regards Rod.
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26th June 2015, 02:35 PM #4
The worst thing was the lathe bouncing with the board it was bolted to. I had to turn with an elbow resting on the headstock to stabilise things.
I think the timber is blackwood. Got it from MapleMan. Turned real nice
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26th June 2015, 05:24 PM #5GOLD MEMBER
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Well done Dave .I was watching Theo turn that at the Sydney WWW.
Ted
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26th June 2015, 07:18 PM #6
Hi dave,
Looks good mate
I was going to ask what it was but i can see it, s
an object of art
But i must say it kinder looks like a pregnant women
with a big head,
Well done you should sell it for thousands in one of
those trendy arty shops in sydneyCheers smiife
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27th June 2015, 12:04 AM #7
Apparently it is meant to be a seal balancing a ball but i have had others say a woman with big ..... chest? Im sure you get the idea.
I will over time play around with some variations of the shape till i get something I really like.
Dave TTC
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27th June 2015, 12:30 AM #8
'Dance of the 7 veils' with ball
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27th June 2015, 03:40 AM #9
I don't care what you call it from here it looks pretty good come to think about it more like fantastic.
There are so many different things that can be done on a lathe and if many on here are like me they have a to do list as long as their arms and this is one to try. If it looks half as good as yours I will be a proud man.
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27th June 2015, 11:20 AM #10
Turns out the wood must have been on the green side.
It was sat on the floor for a four hour trip with the hrater blowing on it ..... not good lol.
It has now developed some more 'character'
Thanks for the comments all. If i can get the video of my phone app I will share thia later too
Dave TTC
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27th June 2015, 11:51 AM #11
Dave ,
Is that a new drying technology?
The car road trip, please share it with us .
I do quite a few hours driving each week .
And can fit in a 2.4 metre length of timber in the back of my van.
I'm seeing a whole new revenue venture [emoji12][emoji12][emoji12]
Or am I becoming a capitalist pig [emoji20][emoji20][emoji20]
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27th June 2015, 11:54 AM #12
I reckon with a van full of windows you can park it in the sun and even use it like a solar kiln.
Just learn from my mistake, seal the ends and sticker your wood lol
How do you sticker a single item
Dave TTC
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27th June 2015, 12:35 PM #13
Nice work Dave. I haven't watched Theo turn these at Turnfest so I should make the effort to see his demo.
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