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trifern
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posted 380 days ago
Very nice stoppers. I especially like the tulip. Thanks for sharing.
-- My favorite piece is my last one, my best piece is my next one.
lew
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posted 380 days ago
Beautiful!! Are the stoppers stainless steel or chrome?
Napaman
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posted 380 days ago
truly beautiful…watched an hour long demo on wine stoppers a couple weeks ago…then tried one the other night and could not get my collet to hold my piece….
so may be knocking on your door for advice soon…putting these in my favorites…they are gorgeous!!!
matt
-- Matt, Napa, CA...fun is beautiful...just trying to have some fun...
scopemonkey
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posted 380 days ago
Lew & Napaman,
They are chrome. I got them from my local woodcraft store along with the mandrel. You’re supposed to use a 6mm bit but I find a 7/32 (about 5.5mm) gives a tighter fit on the screw mandrel and holds the wood better.
Thanks for the kind words. I’m just getting used to my lathe doing pens, stoppers, and general spindle work before I try to turn a bowl again (first one was a disaster).
BTW: I grew up in Napa—Vintage class of ‘78. Go Crushers!
-- GSY from N. Idaho
TedM
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posted 379 days ago
Beautiful!
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rikkor
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posted 371 days ago
Thanks for posting these. Nice work.