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rice glues together and turned on a lathe. if you can put rice in a abowl why not make the bowl itself out of rice.
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rice glues together and turned on a lathe. if you can put rice in a abowl why not make the bowl itself out of rice.
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drbyte
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#1 posted 1238 days ago
Great use for common household item. I can see some dyes or stains working well on this. Maybe even dye in the glue. What kind of glue did you use for the bowl? Is there any ‘finish’ on the bowl? What did you sand it with, (can’t resist) ‘rice-paper’? Great idea. I did one like this using sawdust and wood chips a few years back all compacted with glue in a half-gallon milk carton, took weeks for the glue to dry. How do you glue the rice together? Do you use some type of mold or form? Please give us LJs more detail!!
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Jason
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#2 posted 1238 days ago
I never would have thought to use rice. Very cool turning.
-- Jason - Colorado Springs
JamesVavra
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#3 posted 1238 days ago
Can you tell us how you prepared the blank? It looks really cool.
James
a1Jim
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#4 posted 1238 days ago
Unique project and material
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#5 posted 1238 days ago
very cool indeed.
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David
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#6 posted 1238 days ago
So much for “Thin Soup”! really though: Very clever
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hifijohn
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#7 posted 1238 days ago
this should answer some question:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYOvKowUbEU
ordinary glue was used, about a week to dry,spray painted with white enamel paint.
NoSlivers
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#8 posted 1236 days ago
so, logically, next would be a real coffee mug?
-- If you don't have time to do it right, do you have time to do it twice?
mtkate
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#9 posted 1236 days ago
Uhm… wow… very interesting.
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