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21st April 2007, 03:55 AM #1Member
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Here's a Segmented piece I made for my Sis-in-Law
I don't know if I posted this one before but I made this for my sister-in-law. It's Bocote, Chakte Kok, Curly Maple and Purple Heart. About 10 inches tall and 9 in diameter. The finish is 9 coats of Deft and buffed with Tripoli, white diamond and carnauba wax. Comments and critiques are welcome.
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21st April 2007, 05:00 AM #2
Hi Bill,
Looks great. The grain in the Bocote is stunning.Chris
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22nd April 2007, 05:27 PM #3Senior Member
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Segmented piece
Hi Bill
Stunning accuracy and paitence you have done well I wish I was as good.
Cheers TonyTony
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22nd April 2007, 05:44 PM #4
ah well, seen one piece of inspired brilliance, seen 'em all.
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22nd April 2007, 10:23 PM #5
I gather that you like your SIL...
- Andy Mc
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22nd April 2007, 11:18 PM #6
G'Day Bill
Very nice piece
Cheers
Bernie
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24th April 2007, 09:19 PM #7
Stunning, as usual.....
I was wondering what you'd been up to, Bill. As usual - outstanding!
As we speak my Beale 3x buffing set-up and my segmented turning books (your recommendation) are winging their way back from the US - along with a few other goodies - so hopefully this wizardry you've been performing will soon make a little more sense.
Seriously, great stuff! Again. Daunting, but inspiring.
But a query, if I may....... I have not used any buffing compounds yet - or indeed a buffer (soon....soon....). I was of the opinion that Tripoli was a metal buffing compound - or is it universal - or is there a range of Tripoli compounds for different applications?
I have ordered the Beale 3x buffing wheel kit and the bench buffer kit as well which I think both include different materials, so it will be fun experimenting. By the way, I ended up buying a cheap 2nd lathe so I can set up the 3x buffing assembly and leave it there. Is this what you do?Don't Just Do It.... Do It HardenFast!!
Regards - Wayne
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25th April 2007, 02:38 PM #8Woodturner
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Good looking segmented piece, Bill.
SIL should be real happy.
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28th April 2007, 07:13 AM #9Member
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Sorry I haven't got back with you all. The server was down or something. When I use my 3 wheel I coat the piece with tung oil and let it dry completely then I do the 3 wheel system. The results will be very impressive i can assure you. I haven't posted much lately because I'm working on a vessel that's over 2000 pieces, 2 feet tall and 13 inches in diameter. I'll start a new thread with a pic of one segment with 60 pieces.
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29th April 2007, 06:43 AM #10Member
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We all get together for BBQ or some kind of great meal on saturdays and BOY can she cook. My BIL is my best friend too so it all works out great. I'm trying to get him into turning but he's concerned about the time it would take away from other projects. Apparently he has more forsight than me Because turning seems to suck up most of my off time already.
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