March 26, 20187 yr any one know of a good instructional on this? Some would call it Chinese Balls . I know it's possible there are even special tools for it that look weird but the only way I could pull it off is the band saw box trick where a thin kerf becomes a reassembly glueline.
March 26, 20187 yr Packard tool works sells tools to make them, I think Packard also has some DVD's on the process. Packard tool works Steve
March 26, 20187 yr Maybe you have already seen this- http://woodturnersunlimited.com/index.php/tutorials/117-making-a-chinese-ball Edited March 26, 20187 yr by lew
March 26, 20187 yr You'll probably have to copy/paste this link. This turner is from Norway- http://lumberjocks.com/stefang/blog/27858
March 27, 20187 yr Author 3 hours ago, lew said: Maybe you have already seen this- http://woodturnersunlimited.com/index.php/tutorials/117-making-a-chinese-ball I did stumble across them I also found an AAW issue ( June 2011 P 32) on it and I ordered Springette's book from ABE books, IT seem a heck of a lot simpler than I had imagined. Image 19 on that link of yours caused the scales to fall from my eyes. All at once I had it. Edited March 27, 20187 yr by Cliff
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