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  1. My first turning... Candlestick...

    I picked up a Jet 1220 and some basic turning tools after reading about lathes and turning for months. If you can believe it my wife has been telling me to just buy the dern thing for weeks. (She's a keeper!) This is my first project. I picked up a bunch of generic 2.5×2.5×12" blocks from a...
  2. Spalted Elm Candlestick

    It's been a couple of years since I turned anything on the lathe. I was fiddling around on eBay, and I saw a block of spalted elm cheap. So on a whim, I went ahead and bought it. Once I had it in my shop, I decided to chuck it up in the lathe and this is what came out. You can click here to...
  3. 2 Candle Candelabra hand welded support with base made from Reclaimed Tsunami wood

    Handmade candelabra for 2 candles, cleaned up reclaimed tsunami driftwood base and hand welded recycled iron mid section. www.imaginanatural.cl
  4. Hollow spiral candlesticks

    OK, a pair of candlesticks is nothing special to brag about… :) The reason I posted this is to show my first experience with the Sears Router Crafter that I bought earlier this year, but didn't have a chance to try until now. It was a bit tricky at first, and took some time to figure out how to...
  5. Spalted Tamarind Candlestick Holders

    The first project to come off my new lathe (a Jet mini). After a few test pieces I was comfortable enough with the process to take it to a really nice piece of Spalted Tamarind I recently acquired. Very pleased with the results.
  6. Shop play- candle sticks and cabriole leg.

    Hello, Not a terribly exciting project, but as I'm new I figured I should post some of my work. The candle sticks are silver-plated tops and bottoms (from a set that broke the center bar) and I turned a couple pieces of Brazilian cherry (? or something.) My girlfriend gave me the broken parts...
  7. Barley twist candlesticks

    I am new to Lumberjocks and this is the first project I have posted. I recently retired and while I have done other woodworking I have just begun learning to turn. I took a class at Convover workshop in Parkman, Ohio. Ernie Conover is a great guy and I heartily recommend his classes. We made...
  8. Lucia advent candlestick

    This is an advent candlestick in the form of a traditional Swedish Lucia parade. The parade normally takes place early in the morning December 13th. First in this candlestick procession is the starboy followed by Lucia herself and then her five female attendants. The base is a piece of massive...
  9. Candlesticks

    A trio of padauk candle sticks, based on article in American Woodturner magazine on continental candle sticks. Now I have a 3/4" spindle gouge (reshaped from a roughing gouge :) ). I got away with a friction polish on these, I wasn't sure if it would work or not. Padauk ages by turning from a...
  10. "Staved" Candlestick in Oak & Cherry No. 2

    I made a Candlestick similar to this quite recently, as a "save" for a base I had turned for a small "side table" for my Brother. I took that Candlestick with me to show to him when I payed him a visit a few weeks back (I don't see him very often as he lives 4 1/2 hours drive away) and he liked...
  11. Zebra Wood Candlesticks

    One of the first wood turning designs I came up with,and one of the first I made on my then new Jet lathe. The finish is lacquer. I made several sets of these candelsticks of this design out of various woods.Some were turned out of oak 2×4s when my Uncle tore down Grandad's old grainary. That...
  12. Laburnum Candlestick with quratered Base of Cherry & Mahogany

    This Candlestick stands a little over 6 inches tall, and the Base is 3 inches in diameter. The Laburnum was given to me back in January by a friend who cuts trees. The log had quite a few splits in it so I cut it into spindles, sealed the ends, and left it to continue drying. The base I glued...
  13. Turned Cherry Jack-be-Nimble Candlesticks

    These candlesticks are turned from Cherry, and are based on a project from Woodcraft Magazine. The finger ring on the Jack-be-Nimble style candlesticks is also Cherry. A small slot is cut in the side of the dish to accept the ring, and the joint is reinforced with a small dowel. I started out...
  14. Son's Profile Candle Holder

    So it has been a while since I have turned. A few job changes, family illnesses, and building a new house left me with little time to turn over the past 5 years. Things have settled down a little and I wanted to make something special for my wife for Christmas. Oh yeah and we had a son somewhere...
  15. Inside-out turning candlestick

    This is a candlestick made from padauk and walnut measuring ten inches tall and three and a half inches wide. This was made using a technique called inside-out turning where you cut a design, split the turning apart, assemble the outside as inside, and turn again to get openings. The finish is...
  16. Candlestick From Wenge And African Blackwood With Capture Ring

    The candlestick measured 10" tall x 3" wide at the base, and 1 1/⁴ at the top. The two pieces were turned separately and designed to fit snugly together. Once sanded and finished with my friction sauce I glued them together using epoxy. I love capture rings, but didn't want it to take away...
  17. Woodworking Skill Share
    Got this hot tip email today about tusk tennons. I am wondering why the gap behind the wedge? I am sure LJ wil have an answer within the hour ;-)) Thanks, you guys are awesome ;-))
  18. Power Tools, Hardware and Accessories
    I finally got my band saw restored and tuned where i can re-saw with it. The 1/2" 3 tpi hook blade works great for turning a chunk of firewood into usable plane blanks and ripping a 1×6 into 1/2×6. The problem now, I always used the band saw for cutting curves and the like. It just doesn't work...
  19. Off Topic Coffee Lounge
    I just finished reading "The Anarchists's Tool Chest" by Christopher Schwarz. it was a really good read. The book deals with what hand tools you need to be an effective wood worker if you make mainly furniture. Now I need to find my next book to read and was wondering what good books the rest of...
  20. Power Tools, Hardware and Accessories
    Hi, I picked up a 1968 craftsman off of craigslist recently to help me finish out some work around the house. It's in decent shape for an old saw (it's identical to this one: http://vintagemachinery.org/photoindex/detail.aspx?id=13385) and I'm starting to tune it up. The bearings are good, no...
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