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First try at a platter. This one was fun – I will certainly turn a few more in the future.
Quarter-sawn white Oak, approx. 10” in diameter.
Turned from a gnarly 12/4 cut-off from a table project that worked on a while back.
This piece was on my lathe for a long, long time. There were several voids that I ended up filling using thick CA glue.
Add some glue, let dry, turn.
Add glue, let dry, turn some more.
After several cycles, I managed to close the voids and stabilize the piece.
Sanded through 400 and finished with several coats of spray laquer.
I recently moved and this was the last piece I turned in my old shop.
I was blessed with some really great neigbors, so this was given to one of them as a ‘thank you’.
Thanks for taking a look!
-- -Jay Hartman - Morrisville, PA
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Dusty56
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#1 posted 114 days ago
Very nice turning and photography as well : )
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#2 posted 114 days ago
Super looking platter,very nice work.
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#3 posted 114 days ago
Nice one, Mate!
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#4 posted 114 days ago
Nice ! Don’t see (QS) white oak turned very often.
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#5 posted 113 days ago
Very Nice! Thanks for sharing Jay!!
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