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    Carved Turning

    Here's something I just finished. My dad showed me a lidded box he turned a couple weeks ago and I loved the basic shape, but I decided to take it a step further and carve it. It is walnut and the carving is supposed to be walnut branches. I hope you like it!




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    Ed I do like it!

    Nice work and may I ask how long it took?
    Dewey

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    I rarely keep track of my time on this type of project. I started it about 3 weeks ago and I worked on it a little most days.

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    Great box

    This is wonderful looking piece. You should post this over in the turners forum, will turn them all with envy.
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    So how do you keep the background so smooth and at a consistent depth on a curved object like this. On a flat piece I cam imagine a hand held router.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zahid Naqvi View Post
    So how do you keep the background so smooth and at a consistent depth on a curved object like this. On a flat piece I cam imagine a hand held router.

    I used a drill bit with a stop block and drilled a lot of holes all over the background fields. That gave me a reasonably consistent depth for the relief.

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    Nice job and clever too with the drill depth stop...Bill...

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    Very nice job. I love it.

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