OOPS! I goofed!
- Thread starter Dale Allen
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stonepecker
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Beautiful wood.
As long as you learn a lesson and could pass it on to the rest of us........:biggrin:
Thanks
As long as you learn a lesson and could pass it on to the rest of us........:biggrin:
Thanks
Dale Allen
Member
That's a cutoff from a piece of Macassar Ebony.
The piece was 1/2" thick and 1-1/2" wide.
With some creative cutting and glue up I was able to get a round blank just over 3/4"
However, I needed the poly on the ends to get up to the .80"
But alas, it was the wrong end!
The piece was 1/2" thick and 1-1/2" wide.
With some creative cutting and glue up I was able to get a round blank just over 3/4"
However, I needed the poly on the ends to get up to the .80"
But alas, it was the wrong end!
Dale Allen
Member
Well, here's a save that may turn out looking OK.
I cut it back about an inch and used a piece of aluminum and a piece of walnut via the side grain. It isn't polished up yet and I will need to do the other end to look alike.
Please don't hold back and tell me if I am wasting my time.
Thanks.
I cut it back about an inch and used a piece of aluminum and a piece of walnut via the side grain. It isn't polished up yet and I will need to do the other end to look alike.
Please don't hold back and tell me if I am wasting my time.
Thanks.
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Tim'sTurnings
Member
So far it is looking good. Good attempt at a save.
Tim.
Tim.
Ed McDonnell
Member
Hi Dale - I don't think you are wasting your time. It looks like a good save to me.
Ed
Ed