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The New Turning Wood (Video)
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Taunton (video)
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Wooden Scoops (PDF)
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Craftsmanspace (free plans)
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Inlaying Woodturnings
I’ve had a lot of people ask me how I do the thru inlays in my turnings. I’ve set up this page showing how I do them.
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Introduction to wood turning
The earliest objects of woodturning were found in tombs of the pharaohs in Egypt. Early hieroglyphics depict a primitive bow-driven hand drill. Although not a lathe, it is the first indication of the use of a spinning tool. With the advent of the Industrial Revolution, cast iron and forged-steel machinery, faceplate turning on a lathe became a reality. In this episode, David introduces the viewers to one of his specialties: woodturning. He explores his Oliver lathe (the most basic of the three lathes he owns), the various turning tools, bowl gouges, scrapers and most importantly, basic wood turning safety. During this episode, David makes a turned bowl crafted from a solid piece of Claro Walnut utilizing the faceplate turning technique.
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Jar, Cookie
Diagram only with dimensional information. This, a recent topic of the What’s Up section, is my first plan made entirely with the Segmented Project Planner.
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Jig, Fluting Router - for turned spindles
By John Lucas - Several years ago I built a jig for my router so that I could cut flutes in spindles that were turned on the lathe. I did this because I needed to make a fluted split turning for an antique clock. It worked great. inches
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Jig, Rounding Turning Squares
Ease your turning-between-centers’ woes by first knocking-off square corners with this bandsaw jig.
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Jig, Router Fluting for Turned Spindles
Several years ago I built a jig for my router so that I could cut flutes in spindles that were turned on the lathe. I did this because I needed to make a fluted split turning for an antique clock. This worked great. The jig is simply a box with rabbets cut in the top edge to accept my router’s base.
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Jig, Sharpening - Lathe Gouge tool
By Joe in a Cleveland Suburb - A couple of weeks ago I asked about making your own sharpening jig. You all pointed me to several resources. I put all that together and came up with this version. All I did was take scrap pieces of walnut, a couple cherry plywood shorts, and some scrap poplar, glued and screwed it all together and here it is! (Not dimensions, and little instruction, but there are good pictures. Enough info to help you make your own.)
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Lathe Chuck, Longworth
You will need: a wood lathe, a router with a swing arm so that you can cut out an arc of a circle, an electric drill, and a screwdriver.
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Lathe Deep Boring System Part I The Boring Bar
Like many Hobbyist Woodturners I have over the years collected numerous Tools and Accessories some of which have been more successful than others, the success that had for along time alluded me was making Hollow Vessels, even with all the various aids that are supposed to make it oh so simple.
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Lathe Deep Boring System Part II, The Boring Bar Trap
The Trap was basically made from 4 lengths of 1 inches Square Steel Tube and M12 Screwed Rod and the Support Leg main component is a 1 inches piece of Steel Tube although it could have just as easily have been from the same material as the Trap.
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