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Wooden Fruit Dish
Mounted on attractively carved pillar, this wooden fruit bowl with attractive de...
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Candlesticks, Off Centered Turned
By Alan Faulds Sydney Woodturners Guild - Do not worry about making a matching pair. If two candlesticks are placed far enough apart, nobody will notice any difference. :-)
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Candlesticks, Spiral-Turned
Learn the basics of spiral work and make an elegant candlestick in the process. A lathe, a few hand tools and some basic geometry are all you will need.
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Christmas Ornament, Turning a
Turning a Christmas Ornament - I fasten all my ornament blanks on glue blocks. I don not waste the wood, and I get more knuckle room around the chuck.
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Christmas Tree Baubles
Some of the best-received Christmas presents I have ever given are turned ornaments like these. They have a graceful and elegant look, and they are quite lightweight which adds to the mystery of their construction.
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Chuck, All Wood Collet
An earlier article in More Woodturning on turning wine stoppers got me thinking about collet chucks. I wondered if I could make one entirely out of wood. I thought this would be just an exercise to see if I could do it, but it surprised me with its usefulness. Although the All Wood Collet Chuck does not have the holding power and range of wooden jaws mounted in a scroll chuck, it does have adequate power for turning tops, wine stoppers, and the odd bit of dowel.
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Cowboy hat, Turning a wearable wooden
I want to start by saying I would probably never had though of making a wearable wooden hat on my own. The first step in turning a hat is to select your wood. It needs to be a fresh piece with no cracks or checks and preferably a light colored wood so the light shines through easily while turning. You want to select the blank from ...
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Crochet hook, Turning a wooden
Use straight-grained wood so the hook shaft is stronger and less chance of distortion after turning the shaft to a small diameter. I use Brazilian Kingwood and other exotics but pear and other close grain woods will do as well.
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Egg Cup for Breakfast Table (PDF)
This very functional item gets you started on hollowing endgrain. Match the timber with what you used on the Honey Dipper, Lid and Coaster project and you will have a beautiful matching breakfast set! - Trevor Cole
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Egg Pricker
An egg will not crack if you prick the blunt end before you drop it into boiling water.
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Egg Stand and Teapot Stand (PDF)
In this page I share with you a large collection of free scroll saw fretwork patterns. I have carefully scanned them and transformed them into pdf files. These patterns were published long ago in Hobbies fretwork magazine. They are offered here with permission of the present Copyright holders, Hobbies Limited. Project #1287.
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Egg turning (PDF)
Direct link to PDF. This little project is great for those with smaller lathes (although those of you with a Nova 3000 can easily do this as well) It’s a great way to display a range of different timber types, as well as using small scraps and is really excellent for housing your skew chisel skills.
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Egg, Turning a textured and colored solid
I always turned my eggs more pointed on one side than the other did. What I turn is my vision of how I think the egg should look. The eggs to the left are an ostrich egg and a hen egg. You can see that both ends of the eggs are about the same shape. Use a real egg to make a profile template for turning the shape if you want.
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Femisphere, Turn a (PDF)
Those of you who visit the World of Woodturners (WOW) website at My Family.com have no doubt seen Peter Rand’s femisphere. It’s a clever manipulation of a turning into a piece that sort of looks like a turning, but yet couldn not be turned in it’s final configuration. To turn a femisphere, start with a piece of wood that is basically a cube...
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Finesse-it for Turnings
By Mark Kauder - I am new to finishing my bowls with Lacquer. It is hard work - much harder than the witch is brew that I usually use. Lacquer shows every imperfection in the surface, but if you are diligent, lacquer provides a fantastic finish, either shiny or satin. A month ago...
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Turning Wood (Video)
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