Cwalker935
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Roughly 6" in diameter.
Walnut teapot
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leehljp
Member Liaison
Did you join the two pieces before turning or after? It looks like you did it as one piece but I am not good at guessing.
Well done! Love your work!
Well done! Love your work!
Cwalker935
Member
I wanted to do a larger teapot but did not have a large enough piece of seasoned wood so I glued this one up before turning the teapot. The glue seam is more apparent than I would like and it sort of defeats the purpose of turning it all as an integral piece. I used it for a demo and It served its purpose for demonstrating my approach.
Dieseldoc
Member
Cody:
Again another tea pot, I like the profile on this one best of all. great work.
Again another tea pot, I like the profile on this one best of all. great work.
Cwalker935
Member
Thanks Bill, Hank, Mal and Charlie.
TellicoTurning
Member
I know you probably don't want to give away your secrets, but what is the possibility of doing a video on your tea pots... I'll likely never do one, but would be interested to see how it's done.
Alan Morrison
Member
Lovely shape and a nice bit of timber
mark james
IAP Collection, Curator
Very nice Cody, I also love the profile.
Jim15
Member
That's a beauty.
WarEagle90
Member
Fine craftsmanship, Cody.
Charlie_W
Member
Wonderful teapot Cody! I like the shape and the richness of the Walnut.
Well done
Well done
Cwalker935
Member
Here is a link that will take you to a video of my first demo and handout for doing a teapot. The club was having some camera issues so there are limited camera angles. I have a better video but have not taken the time to put it on YouTube. The file is too large to try to email.
Richmond Woodturners
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Cwalker935
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Thanks Alan, Mark, Jim, Dan, Bobby and Charlie