Beautiful Steve! Man you are really cranking these things out. Great turorial also!
Beautiful Steve! Man you are really cranking these things out. Great turorial also!
When all is said and done--more is usually said than done.
One thing I'd like the Creekers to know about you neighbor is that metaphoricly speaking one could eat off the floor of your shop anytime your not actially turning. It is special to me to watch you go frpm student to teacher. Rock On!
Bob
Beautiful piece, Steve. Congratulations!
All right Steve another excellent form. Great job on the spalting too.
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Tom
Turning comes easy to some folks .... wish I was one of them
and only 958 miles SE of Steve Schlumpf
Spalting is one of the easiest things in the world to do... all it takes is wood, some shade or tall grass and time.
I sealed one end and put the unsealed end directly on the ground in some tall grass in direct shade. Just check on it/them periodically to ensure it doesn't get too punky on you.
I left my first "batch" out for about 90 days during the spring and part of summer- some of it actually advanced too far (too punky) and exploded on the lathe.
The rest turned out (pun not intended) fairly good - it was a no muss no fuss deal.
Mark
"Diplomacy is the art of saying "Nice doggie" until you can find a rock."
Will Rogers