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    Default 1st Attempt (Winged Lidded Box)

    Hi All
    This is my first go at a winged box. There is no finish yet I will probably danish oil it.
    It was very nerve racking ,just that prop noise it makes but I had a great time shaping it and I dont think its to bad. Very simple though, next one I will go a bit thinner and make a finial for the top. The timber is english oak body and a jarrah lid which was just some off cuts I had lying around. I hop you like and comments or advice would be good.
    Cheers Skewturn

    Ps sorry about picture size, I cant seem to shrink it.

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    So that's another learning curve started then!

    Well done, the first one (to half dozen) can be a bit nerve racking especially near the knuckles.

    I see you've discovered the tooling problem of turning mostly free space and the resulting tool marks on the underside - I recomend power sanding off the lathe (no one will know).

    Pop up a picture when you've finished it please.
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    Very pretty, and that for the first time, nerve wracking job for sure.
    How are your knuckles.....)))
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    I would recommend you glue something like a pine to the edges of the blank to complete the circle and cut the pine off when the turning is finished. Not nearly so nerve racking that way.
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    Nice for a first go. I have not yet had a go at it but have watched this series a number of times to get hints. Now I just have to pluck up the courage to have a go.

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    A good first effort.
    The next one would look better I think, if there was a more gradual transition from the top top surface to the "legs"
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    hi skew,
    nice job mate,a lot of air turning there
    well done for the first attempt,great job!!!!!!!!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by powderpost View Post
    I would recommend you glue something like a pine to the edges of the blank to complete the circle and cut the pine off when the turning is finished. Not nearly so nerve racking that way.
    Jim
    not sure how to do this quote thingy but that is a great idea powderpost
    i might try that myself
    can't wait to see it finished
    cheers smiife

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    No red stains i see that's good , it's that propeller sound that gets me worried .
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    Thanks for all your great comments and I will put pictures up when its finished
    Cheers Skewturn

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