mesquite hollow form

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A little over 6 inches tall. Hollowed out through the 1.25 inch hole using the Lyle Jamieson hollowing system. I need to refine the shape and proportions. Enjoy and comments welcome.
Do a good turn daily!



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Did you have to work with the crack in it, or did that happen later(after turned)?

Been milling over a hollowing tool....seems for everyone you can find on a 'net search, thirty more just appear(I'll never get anywhere looking for one this way).
Is this the smallest hole you can hollow through?



Scott (shape is a little weird) B
 
Hi Scott,
The crack was in the log so I had to work with it along with the worm holes.

This is my third hollowing rig and I will stay with this one. I sold the other two. The boring bar I have is 3/4 inch bunt a smaller one is available. The cutter head determines the hole size. I think I could go down to 1" if I change cutter heads. You can check out what I have at http://www.lylejamieson.com . click on enter then click on tools. He has info on making your own system.
Do a good turn daily!
Don

Did you have to work with the crack in it, or did that happen later(after turned)?

Been milling over a hollowing tool....seems for everyone you can find on a 'net search, thirty more just appear(I'll never get anywhere looking for one this way).
Is this the smallest hole you can hollow through?



Scott (shape is a little weird) B
 
Man Don, that is cool. I really want to get into turning bowls and the hollowform is really interesting. I'll definitely be looking into building myself a Lyle Jamieson system.

How thick did you set the laser to for the walls?

Thanks for the pictures!
 
I had the laser set for 3/16 inch.
Don

Man Don, that is cool. I really want to get into turning bowls and the hollowform is really interesting. I'll definitely be looking into building myself a Lyle Jamieson system.

How thick did you set the laser to for the walls?

Thanks for the pictures!
 
Wow! That is really cool. I had to watch a video to even figure it out. That's a lot of work - you would have to add a verse or two to Styer's poem!
 
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