Hi folks, I may have posted this once before, but I thought some of the new folks to turning would like to see how small you can turn on a large lathe. I like turning small things, saves on the cost on material.
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Hi folks, I may have posted this once before, but I thought some of the new folks to turning would like to see how small you can turn on a large lathe. I like turning small things, saves on the cost on material.
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Bill that is so cool. I like it and that is small.
Bernie
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Looks great Bill!
You have given me an idea for my leftover antlers that are too small for pens.
A few hours south of Steve Schlumpf
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All I can say is... wow.
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Now THAT'S cool! I tried one of those palm seeds and blew it to pieces.
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Wow, nice job Bill. And I thought antler pens were tough.
Where did I put that tape measure...
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Where do you buy the huge "gag" dimes??????
Excellent stuff Bill.
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1,036 miles NW of Keith Burns
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What's a turner doing with a dime at all ???Should have been spent already...
You do some amazing mini's Bill.
One of my favorite threads here was the 'Itty Bitty Contest'. If you haven't gone through it, it's worth a look.
http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...ight=miniature
Pat
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Wow, Bill, that's just amazing. I'd like to see photos of the tools/lathe setup you use to turn pieces that small.
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