I was on a roll!
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Curly
Member
Charlie you got some balls posting those. 
What's the diameter range? I'll let someone else tell you what nice xxxxxx you have.
What's the diameter range? I'll let someone else tell you what nice xxxxxx you have.
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
I want to try making some of those.....when I get A ROUND TUIT :biggrin:
Very nice Charlie! :wink:
Very nice Charlie! :wink:
CREID
Member
Dalecamino
Local Chapter Leader
Funny!!! You could have went all night without posting the Pink part :tongue::biggrin:
CREID
Member
Sometimes I just let my fingers do the walking and they end up in the strangest places. :biggrin:
Hawkdave
Member
A good all round project. :biggrin:
You could link up with workinforward, he has something that goes hand in hand with your balls.
http://www.penturners.org/forum/f18/my-cannon-140356/
Dave.
You could link up with workinforward, he has something that goes hand in hand with your balls.
http://www.penturners.org/forum/f18/my-cannon-140356/
Dave.
triw51
Member
I really like how you challenge your self and show us new things.
Charlie_W
Member
Okay, Okay........thanks....I think.... for the laughs! My, My how fast things can go south!
I do appreciate the likes and compliments!
These were a good skill building exercise and makes one strive to do the best they can.
Pete and all, The small maple sphere is 1.5", a few in the 2" range and the largest is 2.75". I am digging around the shop looking for some larger dry stock to turn a few more.
These included maple, ambrosia maple, sycamore, walnut, colorwood, red oak and one mystery wood.
All were hand turned. The sphere cutting jigs were just too expensive for just a few uses.
for the laughs! My, My how fast things can go south!I do appreciate the likes and compliments!
These were a good skill building exercise and makes one strive to do the best they can.
Pete and all, The small maple sphere is 1.5", a few in the 2" range and the largest is 2.75". I am digging around the shop looking for some larger dry stock to turn a few more.
These included maple, ambrosia maple, sycamore, walnut, colorwood, red oak and one mystery wood.
All were hand turned. The sphere cutting jigs were just too expensive for just a few uses.
jsolie
Member
I'll bet you had a ball making those...
MDWine
Member
That would be a pretty cool project, making planets/solar sys from wood!! You'd have to match the wood with the planet colors and such... (not that I'm going to do it... but YOU could!)
Seriously, nice, quite pleasing to look at!
Seriously, nice, quite pleasing to look at!