October 10, 20241 yr Popular Post Been one of those computer days from He$$ Our Patriot Turners- @AndrewB converted some logs into turning stock the old fashioned way- hammer and wedge!!! A lot of work! New member @DeVere posted some images of the musical instruments he builds. These are some fantastic items!! Please check these out and give him some feedback. @windward woodturning added additional information to his post on deep pour epoxy. Great observations and reviews of several brands- Our turners are keeping the "ON/OFF" posts alive with gorgeous pieces! From ON- @RustyFN and @kreisdorph both posted More images and details start here- And from OFF- @DeVere posted some of his beautiful pieces- Check out more of his turnings here- What’s Coming Up- Click on the images for links to registration and more information. For The Newbies- Scroll chucks are not the only way to hold a turning. Kent Weakley shows us how versatile the Jam Chuck can be- Sam Angelo explains how to mill a bowl blank from half a log- Expand Your Horizons- The Woodworker's Journal published this month's edition of Woodturning Monthly Some neat turning ideas. The entire newsletter is at: https://www.woodworkersjournal.com/woodturning-monthly/?utm_medium=email New Turning Items- Not exactly a new item but Sam Angelo discusses some of the features of the Trent Bosch Laser Bar. Everything Else- The smaller cherry bowl came out of the drying box today. Larger sycamore still needs a couple of days. Maybe I'll finally be able to get back to the lathe!! Safe turning
October 10, 20241 yr Popular Post Thanks Lew! Bad computer days and “hammer and wedge” just go well together don’t they? 😤😂
October 10, 20241 yr 12 hours ago, lew said: Been one of those computer days from He$$ What happened?
October 11, 20241 yr Popular Post Thanks for suffering thru the intolerable computer to get us the info.
October 12, 20241 yr That video on the jam chuck was useful, thanks. I'll be trying to make one this weekend (I hope).
October 12, 20241 yr Author @HandyDan Thank You! @RustyFN Thanks! @DeVere Thank You! It came close to a hammer and wedge solution! @Gerald Thanks! Fortunately there are 3 other computers in the house! @Fred W. Hargis Jr Thank You! I usually add a layer rubberized shelf liner between the turning and the rounded part of the jam chuck. Adds a little "sticky" to prevent slipping. Something similar to this- https://www.walmart.com/ip/10-x-5-0-Super-Green-Natural-Rubber-Shelf-Drawer-Liner-Georgia-Rug-Pads/372511229?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=101015856
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