This is a new method of segmented woodturning I have been working with this method for over a year now and have barely scratched the surface of possibilities. It also includes finishing your turnings with Epoxy resin. Take a look.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EQZBdFoI6M&t=66s
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New Method of segmented woodturning
- Thread starter Paul Bartlett
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I know you mean new to you.
nice to share it with all the others who haven’t seen it.
this Is a good post to put in the tips and techniques
nice to share it with all the others who haven’t seen it.
this Is a good post to put in the tips and techniques
Wonderful work and the results speak for themselves! So many clever techniques in the video and I really like the bowl clamping idea in the glue up. You are getting beautiful pieces from this very innovative technique.
Thank you for sharing.
Ps...
Any more info on the slow turners? Those seem very helpful.
Thank you for sharing.
Ps...
Any more info on the slow turners? Those seem very helpful.
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Fine woodworking magazine had an article in the 80s about tapered, arced segments to make wooden earth globes