This is the Lathe Turnings category of information.
This woodworkers list of woodworking plans features a collection of construction projects for building various projects for your home or cottage that any moderately skilled do-it-yourselfer can build. The woodworking information found on these sites range in quantity and quality. Please contact individual web sites if you have questions about those woodworking projects.
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Angel Wings I am not really sure what to call these figures. They are not really winged or natural edged bowls because there is not enough bowl inches in the center.
Balls - Wood Spheres My first shot at turning a Sphere on the Lathe was time consuming but it all turned out well in the end, just a matter of checking and rechecking everything and doing it often!! I spent a lot of time drawing everything out before putting tool to wood, I hope this all helps.
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Barrel Coin Bank Make your own barrel shaped coin bank on the lathe using these free step-by-step instructions.
Bird Feeders on the Lathe Turn a beautiful bird feeder on your lathe using these free instructions. Be sure to follow through to page 2 for turning the bowl.
Bottle in a Cube After experimenting, I discovered that cherry was the best material to use for this bottle in a cube project, created from a solid piece of wood on the lathe.
Bottle Stopper, Turned When I first came across the Premium All-Chrome Berea stopper base, my first reaction was not so good. And that is the reason for this hybrid turning instruction...to effectively hide the humps and make a more pleasing transition.
Boxes, Lidded Turned End Grain by Michael Stafford - Turning an end grain lidded box differs primarily in the way the wood is oriented on the lathe and the tools that are used. Whereas the ring boxes previously described were turned in the face plate orientation, end grain lidded boxes are ...
Boxes, Turned Lidded A lidded box presents two unique challenges. One is creating the perfect fit between the lid and base. Think of it as a precise joint that is designed to come apart.
Captive Ring Goblet The captive rings can present a puzzle to those who do not know how they are created. These rings are loose yet remain captured by the work piece.