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‘Ello again!
These are my second turnings, created using my second late ‘design’. Check out my blog for details, or if you’re feeling lazy here’s a pic.
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The first two are quickies I did just to test out my new ‘design’ and have some fun. The third is my pride and joy so far, a doodad made out of purpleheart to see if I am able to turn hardwood. (Yes, but really damn slowly!) The third is a doohickey made from a mystery wood, salvaged from a tea box. Does anyone know what this is? It turns like butter, even with my rather dull chisel. But unfortunately, it gives me sneezing/coughing fits :(
Cheers,
Marcel
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Dusty56
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posted 143 days ago
Yes , item #3 is coffachoo wood ....... very dangerous to humans and dwarf hamsters
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Marcel T
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posted 142 days ago
Hahaha, I actually googled ‘coffachoo’! Lol, thanks Dusty for the wake-up.
Scott Bryan
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posted 142 days ago
These show improvements that come with practice.
Well done.
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Marcel T
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posted 142 days ago
I’ma gonna have s smile on my face today, thanks!
trifern
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posted 142 days ago
Very nice job. Keep on turning. Hardwoods are actually easier to turn than softwoods. Just keep your tools very sharp. I look forward to seeing more turnings.
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Marcel T
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posted 142 days ago
Thanks trifer, it means alot coming from you. And now I have to try a hardwood again!