Johnathan Silwones is starting a new AAW chapter, Southern Alleghenies Woodturners, in Johnstown, PA. (click here for details)
Congratulations to Paul May for "Checkerboard (ver 3.0)" being selected as Turning of the Week for March 25, 2024
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This is a small birch box with a walnut knob. It was initially turned on the wood lathe, then digitized to a form suitable for use in COrnLathe. This is an Ornamental Turning design program by Bill Ooms. The GCode was subsequently used to cut the basketweave pattern on a metal lathe adapted for...
Small birch box turned on the wood lathe, then digitized to a form suitable for use in COrnLathe. This is an Ornamental Turning design program by Bill Ooms. The pattern was created and subsequently cut with a small metal lathe adapted for OT
The spiral support has 2 outside spirals, one square (4mm x 4mm) and one rectangular (7mm x 4mm) with a twisted spiral at the center. The support is hard maple dyed, 22mm in diameter and 100mm high and the base is natural hard maple.
Ornamental Turners, International is a virtual AAW chapter (website: http://ornamentalturners.com/). @RichColvin, OTI President, contacted the AAW Executive Director, Phil McDonald, and the AAW Forum Administrators with a request to migrate the OTI forum into the AAW Forum. Phil saw this move...
Ornamental turned box made on the rose engine lathe. Size is 3" in diameter x 4 &1/2" tall. Box is made of Honduras Rosewood, African Blackwood & Pink Ivory wood.
Ornamental turned box made on the rose engine lathe. Size is 3" in diameter x 4 &1/4" tall. Box is made of Mopane wood, African Blackwood, Betel Nut & Pink Ivory wood.
This is a collaboration piece. Bob Dadik made the segmented base from maple, and Rich Colvin made the ornamentally turned top using Padauk on the MDF Rose Engine Lathe 2.0.
Spinning tops made of Amboyna Burl, African Blackwood, Tagua & Betel Nuts set on a Maple Burl Base.
Inspiration for this piece was from the movie Star Wars IV A new Hope.
The main stand holds 3 spinning tops on their individual stands. Decorations on their stands were done on the rose engine lathe.
Made of African Blackwood, Kalimantan Palm Nut, Tagua Nut, Pink Ivory Wood, Bloodwood & Cocus Wood.
Decoration on the stand was done with a rose engine lathe.
A group of spinning tops. Made of African Blackwood, Amboyna Burl, Maple Burl, Pink Ivory wood, Acrylics, Acetate, Tagua Nut & Betel Nut. Some have stand decorated on the Rose Engine Lathe. 2.5" to 5" tall. I find a special joy in turning spinning tops, perhaps because my philosophy is that play...
Bread Lames made of African Blackwood, Tagua Nut, Betel Nut & Pink Ivory wood. Decorated on a rose engine lathe. Two views, one with the scoring blades extended, and the other with the blade retracted. Screw fittings are located internally. These are used by bread bakers to score the top of bred...
I have been building a library of useful information for the MDF Rose Engine user. If you have the Nextion/Teensy stepper controller system, the user guide is now there, as are instructions for loading the updates to the system.
The user guide is not merely a PDF on the site, but an interactive...
Ornamental Turned spinning top with matching box. Tops sits on the box 2 ways. Made of African Blackwood, Bamboo, Betel Nut & Lignum Vitae wood. 3" in diameter.
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