A few of the objects that I found interesting at the turning symposium in Waco.
D Dreuxgrad Ed Senior User Sep 5, 2019 #1 A few of the objects that I found interesting at the turning symposium in Waco.
Grimmy2016 Administrator Scott Sep 6, 2019 #4 THe one that looks like a standing squiggly line --- how is that turned? it seems more like carved to my untrained eye.
THe one that looks like a standing squiggly line --- how is that turned? it seems more like carved to my untrained eye.
sawman101 Bruce Swanson Corporate Member Sep 6, 2019 #5 I think the bowties were put in prior to turning. Making the bowties thick enough to be able to be complete for the inside and outside radiuses is essential I'm sure. An amazing piece, as are all of the work shown!
I think the bowties were put in prior to turning. Making the bowties thick enough to be able to be complete for the inside and outside radiuses is essential I'm sure. An amazing piece, as are all of the work shown!
Grimmy2016 Administrator Scott Sep 6, 2019 #6 @sawman101 The one I meant is below -- assuming you were responding to me. Dreuxgrad said: View attachment 188841 Click to expand...
@sawman101 The one I meant is below -- assuming you were responding to me. Dreuxgrad said: View attachment 188841 Click to expand...
sawman101 Bruce Swanson Corporate Member Sep 7, 2019 #7 Oh....never mind Scott. You might think I may be suffering from senility, but truth is I'm enjoying it.
Oh....never mind Scott. You might think I may be suffering from senility, but truth is I'm enjoying it.
D Dreuxgrad Ed Senior User Sep 7, 2019 #8 Grimmy2016 said: @sawman101 The one I meant is below -- assuming you were responding to me. Segmented, and sanding(?) Click to expand...
Grimmy2016 said: @sawman101 The one I meant is below -- assuming you were responding to me. Segmented, and sanding(?) Click to expand...