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Log coring

Lennart Delin

Lennart Delin

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Many use bowl coring tools where you can create several blanks from one blank instead of shavings. A variation is to cut a number of cones from a log. Here I have done it with a large shop made parting tool 8x40x930 mm, rough-turned the cones into blanks and allowed to dry. Then finished turning. As usual, a number of layers of Osmo 3032 for surface treatment. Oak 29x13 cm.

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