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I had some resin left over from the Cosmos project so I poured it into a small dixie cup. After it hardened I put it on the lathe for fun and turned a button or cap.
As I held it up to admire I saw a piece of left over closet rod on the shelf and a project jumped into my head!
Mounted the closet rod on the lathe.
Turned it to a taper and thought for a bit.
Decided it needed some carving.
Grabbed some tape for a guide.
Scored the boundaries with a saw.
Decided a transition piece in Osage orange would look nice.
All finished and waiting for a rubber cap. Needs to be trimmed for height once the cap comes in.
Great idea and execution. It looks like it would be possible to adjust the ht. by cutting some off the bottom if need be. I recently found the cane I've been using is too high. Physical therapist suggested ht. adjustment on the cane and a lift in my right shoe because that leg is shorter. Really helped my back.
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