Woodturning with epoxy putty inlay
Hi Carl
I am a Woodturner from Hampshire in the UK.
Hopefully this project is something new. I am using epoxy putty to create inlays in bowls. It is a technique that requires no specialist tools and has lots of scope. It is incredibly satisfying to turn and you can produce effects similar to the layers of automotive paint. The video is in 2 parts
I hope you like it.
Kind regards
Jim Overton
Submitted by: Jim Overton
Pinewood derby trophy
I have been making my cub scout pack trophies for several years. This year I made this one for the pack champion. We run all the fist place cars from each den and the overall winner will get this trophy. Cherry wood aged with lye and then sprayed with poly. About 7″ tall and around 3″ dia, the car is velcroed on top after the race for the winner to display.
Submitted by: ken cunningham
Segmented Vase
Working on conquering the open segmented vessels. Vase is 244 pieces, oak, alder, mahogany, maple with a leopard wood accent segment. Vase is 6 inches tall and 4 inch diameter. Very challenging with the small segment pieces.
Submitted by: Stephen Miller
Recycled wood
The bowl is made out of a cigar box and the lid is made from the remains of a love seat
Submitted by: Lewis Vallier
Jig For Hand Cutting Spirals On The Lathe
Spiral Jig! This jig is used for hand cutting spirals on the lathe. Make your own ribbons, or barley twist.
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