Project Information First attempt at off-center turning. Harrowing. Gallery 503049.jpg 58.7 KB Views: 39 503050.jpg 55.2 KB Views: 13 Share: Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Link
Report iamcliff · Registered Joined Jul 4, 2012 · 214 Posts Aug 24, 2014 Whoa, very cool! Fantastic work!
Report Jim Jakosh · Registered Joined Nov 24, 2009 · 4,567 Posts Aug 24, 2014 Very nice turning!! do you have a photo of the off center set up in the lathe?
Report L LeTurbo · Registered Joined Jan 22, 2014 · 77 Posts Aug 25, 2014 Tamboti, Mopani … jeepers, I never thought I'd hear anyone in LA use those woods! They're quite local to Southern Africa really. Nice result, very interesting.
Tamboti, Mopani … jeepers, I never thought I'd hear anyone in LA use those woods! They're quite local to Southern Africa really. Nice result, very interesting.
Report nerdkraft · Registered Joined Feb 19, 2010 · 27 Posts Aug 25, 2014 Nice work! I love off-center turning. I hate off-center sanding though. That's the scary stuff for me.
Nice work! I love off-center turning. I hate off-center sanding though. That's the scary stuff for me.
Report Thewoodman2000 · Registered Joined Jan 2, 2013 · 53 Posts Aug 26, 2014 Start your engines! That is a great crank. Good show on this one!
Report Izzy68 · Registered Joined Aug 18, 2012 · 4 Posts Aug 26, 2014 Jim, I don't have a photo, but I used the Robert Sorby Eccentric Chuck. Turbo: I have a thing for woods exotic to LA… sometimes they show up as ornamental trees, but most of the time I have to source them elsewhere. nerd: you're absolutely correct about that. My knuckles are still recovering. I kept thinking that I must be doing something wrong. Thanks woodman and cliff!
Jim, I don't have a photo, but I used the Robert Sorby Eccentric Chuck. Turbo: I have a thing for woods exotic to LA… sometimes they show up as ornamental trees, but most of the time I have to source them elsewhere. nerd: you're absolutely correct about that. My knuckles are still recovering. I kept thinking that I must be doing something wrong. Thanks woodman and cliff!