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  1. 23rd April 2022, 01:10 AM #1
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    "Round & Round"This segmented piece is made from Teak there are 96 circles and 224 pieces all together. It was glued up and turned in sections all turned using carbide cutters without a steady rest, the finished size is 7 1/2" x 9" tall and finished with satin lacquer.
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    Beautiful work - great design !
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    Quote Originally Posted by plt43 View Post
    Beautiful work - great design !
    Thank you very nice of you to say.
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    Nice work!

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    all turned using carbide cutters without a steady rest
    I'm curious, does this mean you were just holding the chisel completely freehand? What's the benefit? Is it more of a scraping action?
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    Quote Originally Posted by PFH View Post
    Nice work!


    I'm curious, does this mean you were just holding the chisel completely freehand? What's the benefit? Is it more of a scraping action?
    Thank you I'm not referring to the tool rest but a steady rest like this. Amazon.com
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    I can honestly say I've never seen anything like that. I think it's great! Beautiful job.
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    Quote Originally Posted by adot45 View Post
    I can honestly say I've never seen anything like that. I think it's great! Beautiful job.
    Thank you, I've never seen anything like this either. That's why I made it. I'm going to do another in this style with different shape soon.
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