What’s on your lathe?

[Ted Pelfrey]

Still bead and color free this time.

Gotta love 1/4 sawn sycamore. 11 x 1.75

What a beauty!

 

[Tim Pollock]

Still bead and color free this time.

Gotta love 1/4 sawn sycamore. 11 x 1.75

I don't know that I've ever turned any sycamore but that sure is pretty. There's lots of it around here and I just got a sawmill so I can see some 1/4 sawn sycamore in my future.

 

[Sam Fleisher]

I don't know that I've ever turned any sycamore but that sure is pretty. There's lots of it around here and I just got a sawmill so I can see some 1/4 sawn sycamore in my future.

I got lucky, the guy had just emptied his kiln so I was pretty early. He said it goes fast.

 

[Phil Hamel]

Wife says she wants a bowl. Chucked up a piece of 11 x 5 walnut. Rounded the outside. Grabbed a small core out of it so far.

 

[Phil Hamel]

Ended up with a 9 x 4 finished piece. Walnut oil finish.

 

[David Wyke]

Last piece of the consignment bowls completed on the lathe with a coat of DO. That makes a total of seven for the client. Now their decision on oil, lacquer, or a combination of both for the finish.

 

[Kent Reisdorph]

Cherry

 

[hughie]

A bag of pillar candleholders that a customer wants converted into a large chess set. I know there is not enough pieces and the brief is to maintain the same look

 

[Steve Gray]

13" first-turned swamp white oak platter. Anchor-sealed and paper bagged, pending update in 4-6 mos

 

[Robert Lindstadt]

Working on a star bowl. The segmented pieces are ready for glue up then added to make a bowl.

 

[Pat Wisniewski]

Another baby in the extended family. Hard maple…

 

[Pat Wisniewski]

And, another turned little tabletop

 

[Pat Wisniewski]

And the last hour a piece of walnut becoming a bowl shape

 

[James Seyfried]

And, another turned little tabletop

Awesome leg design Pat!

 

[Sam Fleisher]

Back to some beading and burning.

From the big lathe to the little one.

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