TurnerJohn74 Member Joined Jun 21, 2010 Messages 319 Location West Branch MI Jan 23, 2011 #1 Here is my first attempt at hollowing anything, it's Red Wood burl it's 6" tall x 5". Let me know what you guys think. 5 coats of BLO and 10 coats of WOP. John
Here is my first attempt at hollowing anything, it's Red Wood burl it's 6" tall x 5". Let me know what you guys think. 5 coats of BLO and 10 coats of WOP. John
T texaswoodworker Member Joined Oct 17, 2010 Messages 190 Location Reno Texas Jan 23, 2011 #2 It's beautiful. I especially like the shape.
ctubbs Member Joined Sep 12, 2010 Messages 3,588 Location Murray, Kentucky Jan 23, 2011 #3 Beautiful timber done justice with good turning and great finish. Charles
Old Lar Member Joined Dec 26, 2009 Messages 733 Location Sturgis, SD Jan 23, 2011 #4 Very nice job! I have pens to do today, but I have been inspired to try something bigger instead. Thanks for the push.
Very nice job! I have pens to do today, but I have been inspired to try something bigger instead. Thanks for the push.
David Keller Member Joined Nov 30, 2009 Messages 1,618 Location Enid,OK Jan 23, 2011 #5 Nicely done, John. I'll send you a PM later regarding all three of the pieces you've posted. It looks like your class really paid off.
Nicely done, John. I'll send you a PM later regarding all three of the pieces you've posted. It looks like your class really paid off.
PaulDoug Member Joined Mar 2, 2008 Messages 3,488 Location Benton City, WA. Jan 23, 2011 #6 Another nice one. What are you using for hollowing tools?
TurnerJohn74 Member Joined Jun 21, 2010 Messages 319 Location West Branch MI Jan 23, 2011 #7 Paul, I have not yet bought any hollowing tools, I just use what I got bowl gouge, round carbide just about any of my tools that would work. John
Paul, I have not yet bought any hollowing tools, I just use what I got bowl gouge, round carbide just about any of my tools that would work. John
D drGeek Member Joined Jan 30, 2010 Messages 55 Location Knoxville, IL USA Jan 23, 2011 #8 really really nice!!!!! What lathe/tools did you use?
TurnerJohn74 Member Joined Jun 21, 2010 Messages 319 Location West Branch MI Jan 23, 2011 #9 I used my Turncrafter Commander, I used a bowl gouge for most of it and a round carbide to help me hollow it. I don't have hollowing tools yet. John
I used my Turncrafter Commander, I used a bowl gouge for most of it and a round carbide to help me hollow it. I don't have hollowing tools yet. John
Jim15 Member Joined Dec 20, 2005 Messages 21,424 Location Hamilton, Ohio, USA. Jan 23, 2011 #11 Looks great to me, nice work.