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Wednesday's Wisdom For Woodturners November 14, 2018

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Last day for relatives. Spent the day driving around the Gettysburg Battlefield. No matter how many times you go there, it is always sobering.

 

 

Our Patriot Turners-

@Ron Altier posted a question about gluing acrylic to wood. He received a few responses. Pease check out his post and provide him with your experiences-

 

 

Ron also posted a knitting needle vase he made for his wife-

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Ron describes the materials and their history in his post-

 

 

 

 

@hawkeye10 is looking for some input on a new four jaw chuck. He received several comments on the one he was eyeing. Why not give him your opinion about what you like in your chuck-

 

 

 

@Jim from Easy Wood Tools posted a picture of the Easy Wood Tools Christmas tree and it is beautiful.

Head on over to Jim's post and see if you can find your ornament!

There's still time (and room) to send your ornament to Jim!

 

 

@Bob Hodge is using his turning skills to create works of art! Check out what he is doing with some beautifully turned bowls-

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Bobs post explains what he is creating-

 

 

 

What’s Coming Up-

The 2019 Florida Woodturning Symposium. February 8th – 10th, 2019 Lake Yale Baptist Conference Center

http://floridawoodturningsymposium.com/

 

 

 

For The Newbies-

Tim Yoder has a new video where he shows us the tools he uses in his shop. As turners we often wonder just what tools we need and Tim helps us figure that out.

 

 

 

One of the biggest challenges in turning is trying to figure out how to hold the material securely. Unlike flat work, turnings are moving while we are working on them. Mike Peace offers a video on how to hold small pieces-

 

 

 

Expand Your Horizons-

I've been reading a lot lately about "wet sanding" and "sanding paste". Mike Peace has produced a couple of videos on the subject. His explanations are easy to understand and the video are not too long.

 

Wet Sanding-

 

Sanding Pastes-

 

 

 

New Turning Items-

Although not a brand new product, Easy Wood Tools has a super nice live center and cone attachments

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You can see detailed specifications at the Easy Wood Tools site-

http://www.easywoodtools.com/live-center-3/

 

 

Everything Else-

...and just for enjoyment, Carl Jacobson make a hybrid turning. DON"T LOOK AT THE PEN!!!

 

 

Safe turning

 

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I don't remember anything... I was just reading along on TPW and poof... I don't remember anything...

 

Great work Lew, putting this together for us.

Edited by Cal

Looks like I will be watching some more videos. Thanks Lew

Thanks Lew.  You have a knack for finding interesting videos.

Thanks Lew, have to agree with Gerald and Dan about the videos.

 

Steve

12 hours ago, Cal said:

I don't remember anything... I was just reading along on TPW and poof... I don't remember anything...

 

Great work Lew, putting this together for us.

 Cal,

I suffer from the same affliction, one second it's there, the next poof! :huh: Gone like smoke in the wind! :blink:

Thanks Lew!

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