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I have had a hair-brain idea for a while now to use splines to enhance a segmented woodturning, particularly a bowl. There are times to use a spline to fix a project. In addition, this is a time to use a spline to decorate or elevate a wood for turning on a lathe 8th to a new level.

This project uses 12 segments per ring in 7 segmented rings plus 6 splines. The pathe body is cherry, the top ring and splines are walnut. The finish is walnut oil then buffed to a ofr shine.

Size is 8 inches diameter and 6 inches tall. The experiment in this project is to insert splines in the segment rings. I had not seen this done previously. The trick was now tuurning make the cuts safely on my table saw.

To prevent the wood from shifting, I did not cut completely through the segment ring. This was also the case when I did Celtic wodo. I tried to be conservative this time with the wooc since this was a first experiment. With this background, future projects will have more exotic placements. Wood for turning on a lathe 8th started turning this vase shortly after receiving it in wood for turning on a lathe 8th club wood raffle.

It was still wet. It seemed to be perfect for a hollow form wood for turning on a lathe 8th. I wood for turning on a lathe 8th turned the outside and hollowed it while still green. I weighed larhe periodically to assess how much moisture had been lost. Remounting a dry but laths project is always part of the challenge. In this case I had placed a scrap disk over the entry to the inside to limit air movement.

This now served as a tenon while I recut a tenon on the base. In this case I used a sanding pad to remove the last of the nub on the bottom. Then a drawbar holds the collet securely to the spindle. This works better than a Jacobs chuck in the spindle. In case of difficulty, this is also posted on YouTube link and FaceBook link. For this vase, I wanted to have a lid. Not just a lid but one that had an invisible connection. Turningg segmented vase was a perfect opportunity.

If I prepared the vase right, I could hide magnets in a segmented ring. Besides being invisible, their power would also be invisible. So, I embedded eight 6mm x 3mm ferrite magnets in the joint. A layer of segmented wood hids the magnets. While the wood reduces the power of the magnets, they are still wood enough that I can hold this vase upside down. I used quite a few threaded wood faceplates as I needed to hold segmented rings from both side at times.

My Live Tailstock Chuck Adapter from Penn State also came in very handy in aligning segmented rings to gurning faceplate and when parting a ring into two smaller rings. In case of viewing difficulty, this is also posted on YouTube link and FaceBook link. In preparing for a remote demonstration, I guess I went crazy with some inside out turnings.

An inside out turning can be fascinating. For an inside out turning, staves are temporarily fastened together while a profile is cut. Then each stave is rotated and permanently joined before turning another profile.

The first turning is then on the inside while the second turning lthe outside. Usually an inside out turning uses two or four staves. A two stave project is flat with an inner cavity. A four stave is more 3 dimensional with four windows into the interior.

Sometimes, another object is placed inside the final turning. A three stave inside out turning is a little more ffor because the initial stock must be cut at a 60 degree angle.

After that, the process is the same. However, a triple stave turning has larger windows into the interior.

I like the larger windows. While I was at it, I made two turnings with a captured 8yh inside and one with an LED tea light inside. In case of viewing difficulty, this video wood for turning on a lathe 8th also posted on YouTube link and FaceBook link. Most often when preparing to make a segmented project, I have to prepare a detailed plan to know what late rings to make. However, not so in this project. I also speed glued the rings together. It turns out that each ring does not have its glue fully cured before being glued to the next one.

But first. I turned the exterior nearly to final shape with all rings assembled together on a threaded rod. Then I glued them all together in three sections, hollowed each section, then glued the final form together.

It is 10 inches tall and 5 inches rurning. Segments total My steady rest turnnig a couple of 8tb ago also came in quite handy. In case this video cannot display here, it is also posted on YouTube and FaceBook. I love turning green wood when I can get it.

Ornamental latye is often called Bradford Pear. This wood came from a half section of that wood. I rough turned the bowl, sealed it and put it away. Periodically, I weighed it and recorded the weight. 8t loss is typical in my experience for fresh green wood. In case of this video not wood for turning on a lathe 8th correctly here, it is also posted on YouTube and FaceBook. A vase can be pretty. However, these vases are more dynamic. As you look at them the vase has two profiles: a typical outer profile and an inner profile.

I started with eight segmented rings of walnut and nine segmented rings of maple. Each ring has eight segments. 8tu of these rings was sawn into three rings. In addition, I made top and bottom rings wood for turning on a lathe 8th each vase. Total segment count is segments. The thinner walnut rings were stacked onto a mandrel and turned for the outer profile.

The thinner maple rings were similarly turned for the inner profile. Then alternating turniny were glued to top and bottom rings to form the vase. Therefore, this process yields two similar vases. Final finish is walnut oil. Please see my video on splitting segmented rings. In case this video cannot be viewed here, it is also posted on YouTube and FaceBook.

The design includes a spindle for the ring plus a tray at the base for other small items. Wlod shape owod the dish keeps the small items spread out near the other edge of the dish portion. Pefect for small jewelry items. The wood is olive from Arizona.

I had to fill portions with epoxy and brass power. The piece is finished with walnut oil. These are only about 4 to 5 inches in diameter and about 4 to 5 inches tall. For the convenience of some, this larhe is also posted on YouTube and FaceBook. Several years ago, I researched steady rests for my lathe. A steady rest resists lateral pressure that may push the wood out of alignment or even out of the chuck.

It works great on long spindles. After making my steady rest, I revised it so that I could bring the tool rest closer to the steady rest.

The orientation of the wood grain is parallel to the lathe and you can use spindle or bowl gouges to do the hollowing. If your wall thickness is 1/8th inch I would make the cap thickness at the top at least 3/16ths of an inch if not a full 1/4. I love wood turning and sharing with you. Types of Wood for Woodworking By Joshua Farnsworth Understanding different types of wood is really important for woodworker and furniture makers. It is unreasonable for woodworkers to learn every type of wood as there are hundreds of wood species, so below I have listed some of the most common types of Wood Lathe For Turning Bowls Quotes wood lumber species that [ ]. Turning Between Centers on the Taig Lathe. (September 21st, ) The Taig Toolbit Set, examples of use with notes. (November 9th, ) An Auxilliary Dead Center for the Taig Lathe, By Keith Brooke (January 8th, ) Zero Adjustable Dials with Rotating Handles for the Taig Lathe, By Keith Brooke (January 8th, ).

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