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    Default Resin burl box

    Hi guys , I supppose you could call this a box , resin and burl "box"
    I was gifted this blank and wasn, t sure what to make from it , so
    I cut it in half and made 2 small boxes , both have thread lids , the first
    one I returned to the sender , the 2nd one I made last week ...
    If you ever want to try hand chased threads try this resin stuff
    makes it really easy to chase a thread , nice crisp and clean threads
    Any comments and advice welcome
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    Cheers smiife

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    Quote Originally Posted by smiife View Post
    Hi guys , I supppose you could call this a box , resin and burl "box"
    I was gifted this blank and wasn, t sure what to make from it , so
    I cut it in half and made 2 small boxes , both have thread lids , the first
    one I returned to the sender , the 2nd one I made last week ...
    If you ever want to try hand chased threads try this resin stuff
    makes it really easy to chase a thread , nice crisp and clean threads
    Any comments and advice welcome
    Love it smiife!! I like the contrast and combination plus the fact its possible to use cracked, holey and badly fissured burls for such beautiful products.
    Can comment otherwise or provide advice, other than ... make more!!
    Well done!!

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    I luv this sort of stuff. I have a similar colour and burl type bowl in the making. It hopefully will be near as good as this once done.

    (I was turning the bowl tonight and it flew off, ripped a glob out of a lamp, something bounced off my face mask and the blank was retrieved front my front yard with fixable damage only)

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    Nice work smiife. The threads look to have cut very cleanly, what tool did you use to turn them.

    Tony
    You can't use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have. ~Oscar Wilde

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    brainstrust - always better if your accidents stay on your own property. It's embarrassing having to knock on your neighbours front door (like a naughty kid), and ask "Can I have my blank back please?"

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    Gday that looks good. The thread appears to be fairly course what tpi is the cutter you are using?
    Cheers mick

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    Agreat looking box . I hav'nt made one quite like that . I might have to try one . I agree , resin is great for thread cutting .
    Ted

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    Quote Originally Posted by Euge View Post
    Love it smiife!! I like the contrast and combination plus the fact its possible to use cracked, holey and badly fissured burls for such beautiful products.
    Can comment otherwise or provide advice, other than ... make more!!
    Well done!!
    Thanks Euge , I didn, t make the blank , I just turned and threaded it.....

    Quote Originally Posted by brainstrust View Post
    I luv this sort of stuff. I have a similar colour and burl type bowl in the making. It hopefully will be near as good as this once done.

    (I was turning the bowl tonight and it flew off, ripped a glob out of a lamp, something bounced off my face mask and the blank was retrieved front my front yard with fixable damage only)
    Hi Bt , thanks for your comments
    You must have a insulated shed , I decided not to venture out this weekend
    Top temp of 7º.....bbbbrrr to cold for me !

    Quote Originally Posted by tony_A View Post
    Nice work smiife. The threads look to have cut very cleanly, what tool did you use to turn them.

    Tony
    Hi Tony , yeah , I have the Robert Sorby thread chasers
    Cheers smiife

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    Quote Originally Posted by mick661 View Post
    Gday that looks good. The thread appears to be fairly course what tpi is the cutter you are using?
    Cheers mick
    Hi Mick , thanks for your comments mate , always appreciate them ,
    I have the Robert Sorby thread cutters 16 tpi , the box is very small
    probably why the threads look big but they really are not
    Cheers smiife

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    Quote Originally Posted by smiife View Post
    Thanks Euge , I didn, t make the blank , I just turned and threaded it.....



    Hi Bt , thanks for your comments
    You must have a insulated shed , I decided not to venture out this weekend
    Top temp of 7º.....bbbbrrr to cold for me !



    Hi Tony , yeah , I have the Robert Sorby thread chasers
    I have a garage with the door open and a fan blowing out the crap! I do rug up, wear gloves and have a heater going so it isn't too bad. A mans gotta do!!!!

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    I love it, got one just like it!!! Hahaha

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    Quote Originally Posted by turnerted View Post
    Agreat looking box . I hav'nt made one quite like that . I might have to try one . I agree , resin is great for thread cutting .
    Ted
    Hi Ted , thanks for your comments

    Quote Originally Posted by brainstrust View Post
    I have a garage with the door open and a fan blowing out the crap! I do rug up, wear gloves and have a heater going so it isn't too bad. A mans gotta do!!!!
    Hi BT , you must be very keen mate , we woke up to snow on the ground this morning


    Quote Originally Posted by Fumbler View Post
    I love it, got one just like it!!! Hahaha
    I bet it, s not as good as mine .......
    Cheers smiife

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