December 17, 20205 yr Author Popular Post comment_251415 I finished one more turning today. The wife reminded me of someone I had forgotten. Oh well. Mad cow disease ? I found some glass rounds that we must have ordered a while back so I cranked out a pie stand. I’m continuing to use the black walnut scraps. Paul Report
December 17, 20205 yr comment_251505 Nice! The glass adds more class to an already classy piece. Edited December 17, 20205 yr by HandyDan Report
December 17, 20205 yr comment_251509 15 hours ago, Gunny said: Man that is nice!!! 2 hours ago, Cal said: X2! ...What they said, X3 Report
December 19, 20205 yr Author Popular Post comment_251704 This morning it was decided that another platter/pie stand was needed so I cranked out another one this morning. Paul Report
December 19, 20205 yr Popular Post comment_251726 And it has nothing whatsoever to do with having a new lathe sitting there? Report
December 19, 20205 yr comment_251753 Yes, you have a nice lathe, much better than a Shopsmith. However, you always did exceptional work on the SS. But, they are not as steady as a regular lathe. Good for small spindles or something that is basically rounded. Longer spindles will vibrate after rounding. But, it is a good tool. Paul, I expect after your adjusting curve, you will only refine your talents and products. These pie/cake platters are stunningly beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Report
December 19, 20205 yr comment_251754 Paul, the ice cream scoop in the original topic, how do you secure the scoop to the handle? Thanks Report
December 20, 20205 yr Author Popular Post comment_251792 It has a long threaded 3/8” shank and I epoxy them in. Paul Report
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