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7th December 2015, 11:37 AM #1SENIOR MEMBER
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Quick and easy Xmas trees
Hi all,
I've been having fun turning little quick and easy trees lately, they work well for using up offcuts and they're so fast start to finish that they're very satisfying!
I am looking for ideas, does anyone have any similar things to share? My collection below:
Mango:
Coolabah burl:
Tiny red gum and blackwood:
Cali redwood:
Cheers,
Danny
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7th December 2015, 11:57 AM #2
I don't have any recent photos to share so can only share in the written words(not a 1000 words ).
I have done snow men, spinning tops and odd the little flower pots to use up the off cuts.
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7th December 2015, 02:41 PM #3SENIOR MEMBER
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Yeah, I keep meaning to try some snow men. There is a high chance of disaster and frustration if I pick up a skew, so it might not go particularly well!
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7th December 2015, 05:09 PM #4
I have done snowmen using a roughing gouge. And when I am close to the finish cuts I turn the gouge to the wood at a 45 degrees to act like a skew. It gives me a reasonable finish then some sanding.
Just to add that the 45 degrees is not an exact number just as long as it cuts fine shavings.
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