first ever turning...plate

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workinforwood

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I'm new to turning...old to scrolling. I'm excited about being able to make pens soon...I'm buying the accessories one at a time. I wanted to try and turn something so I scrolled out this picture, it is the Ares mask from the zodiac, added some segments and turned it into a plate...bloodwood and pecan. the bottom is just flat. I papered and glued a block on the bottom and used the faceplate to turn it, then sanded the bottom smooth on a stationary belt sander. I don't have a chuck or cole jaws yet, so I went lazy old school, but had to get some chisel practice in.

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JimGo

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Pah! I can do that in my sleep!


(okay, more like in my DREAMS! - that's REALLY sweet! Between this and the Call to Arms, I can't wait to see what you can do with a pen!)
 

RonRaymond

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I hate you. Oh wait...that was envy...never mind![:p] A segmented ring for your first turning? I can't wait to see what you have in mind next! Beautiful work.
 

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OK after looking at your work, I can tell you are going to be a problem on this site. I think your going to make us fight over who says the nicest things about your creations[:D][}:)][;)]
 
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