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Here is the part III
1— I need my chisel and a mallet to separate all the pieces of wood

2—Be careful !!!

3—Here is the result—Thanks to the newspaper !!

4—Now I take all pieces to rotate them like the picture

5—I use CA to glu all the pieces

6—I put it on the lathe. I use a piece of an old cloth to protect the wood All must be perfectly centred

7—I begin the turning on the left very lightly

8—Next step : the sanding 120/240/320/400

9 —You must turn very very very lightly
Ohhh I can see my lathe through the wood

10—A lot of dust

11—The base is turned

12—Here is the final result



Enjoy . I hope you will have all happiness to read this blog than me to make it
I hope this blog will help you and now I’m waiting for your projects …..
-- Diggerjack-France ---The only limit is the limit of the mind and the mind have no limit

















4 comments so far
BTimmons
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#1 posted 324 days ago
Now that’s wacky. Never seen that technique!
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Darell
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#2 posted 324 days ago
I’ve seen inside out turnings done before but not that way. Especially the tail stock set up on the last step. Wow! Good job. I may have to give that a try.
-- Darell, Norman, Ok.
EMVarona
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#3 posted 323 days ago
Very interesting. There really is no limit to one’s imagination. Great job!
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Roger
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#4 posted 323 days ago
A really detailed “how-to” blog. Thnx Jacques. Very nicely done
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