here are the remaining bracelets.
thanks for looking.
here are the remaining bracelets.
thanks for looking.
best regards,
jeffrey fusaro
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Really nice work Jeffrey! For some reason, I especially like that last walnut-only version, but they are all just wonderful!
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Once again - very nice work! Agree with Jim on the real clean look of the solid walnut version.
Steve
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Another very nice one. Well done.
Bernie
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all--
thanks for the compliments.
jim--
the plain walnut piece was the first one off the lathe. there is something elegant about the single piece of wood. l.o.m.l. snagged that one right away. then she saw the red mallee/maple burl and decided that she needed one like that, too.
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jeffrey fusaro
I guess I'm different because I like the Red Mallee/Maple burl better.
those are really nice, I thought about doing some of those. How do you finish the inside of them?
Alex
Jeffery,
I REALLY like all of them. Very nicely done.
Toney
Sure would have a hard time picking a favorite, they are all "BEAUTIFUL"! Great color and nice finish.
Really nice job, how bout a tutorial on how you did those?? I would love to learn how to make these, my wife might actually start liking me again!! LOL
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alex--
i gently hold the bracelet by the inside diameter using the jaws of my chuck. a light, finger-tight grip with the chuck is enough to hold it for light cutting and sanding. i can cut/sand about two-thirds of the inside diameter, then i need to remove it from the chuck and turn it around to cut/sand the remaining one-third.
the sanding sealer and lacquer are applied off the lathe. i use bent wire hangers to minimize contact with the inside diameter while the finish is drying.
i hope this helps.
best regards,
jeffrey fusaro
jim--
i found this link in another post on the creek and followed the instructions. pretty easy to do. your imagination is the limit. good luck!
http://www.woodturningonline.com/Tur..._Bracelets.pdf
best regards,
jeffrey fusaro