Got a Jet JWL-1236 lathe off Craigslist in January, and have been learning turning the old-fashioned, trial-and-error way. Plus, making an unbelievable mess of my half of the garage!
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| Box elder |
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| Basket-weave vessel; plywood and pine. |
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| Dogwood stump (referring to the bowl). |
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| Same bowl as above, after some finishing work. |
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Segmented, lidded box, of leopard wood,
ambrosia maple, and padauk. |
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Lidded oak box. Bottom line is the lid-base seam;
two lines above that are scribed. |
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| Showing lid and base. |
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| Plywood lidded box. |
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| Small walnut turned bowl. |
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| Natural edge on one side. |
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| Natural-edge hickory bowl, from Camp Wewant. |
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| Box elder bowl. Lots of spalting. |
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| Segmented pot: mahogany, plywood, maple. |
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Segmented pot on the lathe; bottom half has been rounded,
top half is still octagons, as assembled. |
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