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Wooden Fruit Dish
Mounted on attractively carved pillar, this wooden fruit bowl with attractive de...
Craftsmanspace (free plans)
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Sorby 6 Pc. Turning Set
Specially selected as a true starter set, these turning tools from respected mak...
Hartville Tools (online store product)
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3-Jaw Chuck, Shop Built
Three-jaw chucks are useful when turning small pieces at low speed, and permits multi-axis turning. This shop-made chuck can be made from scraps of maple and a few machine screws.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: American Woodworker | Fix Link? |
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Auctioneer Gavel (PDF)
This elaborate Auctioneers Gavel project was kindly supplied by Dave Harmes.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TeknaTool | Fix Link? |
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Awl, Turn a Scratch (PDF)
Select a piece of wood at least 1-1/2 inches - 2 inches square. The grain should run lengthwise down the blank, or the wood may break. Cut the wood blank to 2-3/4 inches, the length of the brass tube in the awl kit. Using the 7mm bit, drill a centered hole lengthwise through...
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Highland Woodworking | Fix Link? |
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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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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Robert Hoppe | Fix Link? |
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Balls, Turning
When I came home from the Christian Burchard demonstration, I was really charged up. I guess that’s why we go to these demonstrations and club meetings, to get a new charge of energy. Anyway, for the next several weeks, it seemed like all I could do was make balls. I made balls for the fun of it. I made balls for my grandsons, while they watched, and instructed them on how these were wooden balls and not to be thrown.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Fred Holder | Fix Link? |
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Barley Twist
A barley twist is not really a turning project in my opinion. You turn the base stock, but the rest is shear skill and patience. (and a good eye).
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Woody’s Ways | Fix Link? |
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Baseball Cap,Turning a
Since I don not live where maple grows wild for the taking I am using magnolia this cap. Magnolia warps and goes oval so it will work for the cap. This tree was cut about 6 months ago and left in the yard. The end grain has split some but the cracks only go about 1 inches deep on this unsealed piece.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Turnedtreasures | Fix Link? |
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Bernson Showcase Vase
By Bruce Bernson - A test-tube insert enables this beauty to hold fresh-cut flowers.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: WOOD Magazine | Fix Link? |
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Bottle Stopper (PDF)
A fun thing to make, and adds elegance to your table. As an added bonus, this can be turned in just a few minutes! Trevor Cole, Pt Chevalier, Auckland, NZ.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Teknatool | Fix Link? |
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Bottle Stopper, Turned
When I first came across the Premium All-Chrome Berea stopper base, my first reaction was not so good. And that’s the reason for this hybrid turning instruction...to effectively hide the humps and make a more pleasing transition.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: YoYoSpin | Fix Link? |
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Bottle, Building a Segmented
A few people have asked me to show step by step how I do segmented turnings. So here it is. This project is a segmented bottle with 2 segmented rings and a staved neck added to a hollow form.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: OutofControl-Woodturning | Fix Link? |
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Bottle, Wardrobe Scent
Christmas, unexpected guests, whenever you need a present, consider having a supply of these Wardrobe Scent Bottles on hand.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: Penninsula Woodturners Guild | Fix Link? |
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Bowl Bases
Have you ever wondered how a bowl can be exquisitely turned with no sign of having ever been mounted on a lathe? Here is how you can do it.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: American Woodworker | Fix Link? |
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Bowl turning attachment large diameter
This large diameter bowl turning attachment was designed for a Poolewood PW28/40 lathe (see drawing). Although designed for the Poolewood lathe a similar device might well be used on other lathes with a swivelling head.
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| Link Type: free plans | Link Source: TurningTools | Fix Link? |
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Turning Wood (Video)
Free Video Preview - Richard Raffan demonstrates the moves that are so important...
Taunton (video)
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