I picked up some Tulipwood turning blocks this week. Just could not wait--so today I made this Goblet for my wife. These small items are a real challenge to turn on a full size lathe--but it was fun.
I picked up some Tulipwood turning blocks this week. Just could not wait--so today I made this Goblet for my wife. These small items are a real challenge to turn on a full size lathe--but it was fun.
---I may be broke---but we have plenty of wood---
Gary -
Very nice little goblet. The quarter for size reference is great.
Ted
That would be a challenge on any lathe for me. Nice work and nice piece of wood too.
Nice goblet Gary.
Cute little goblet! Take a while to overindulge with that!
How did you hollow the inside of the goblet, small gouge or did you make something yourself?
Last edited by Michael Stafford; 01-14-2005 at 10:51 AM.
Big Mike
I have done so much with so little for so long I am now qualified to do anything with nothing......
P.S. If you are interested in plans for any project that I post, just put some money in an envelope and mail it to me and I will keep it.
Nice Little goblet there Gary. What size tools do you use to make these small ones?
Dick
No Pain-No Gain- Not!
No Pain-Good
Beautiful work & wood, Gary.
I've been dying to try making a few items like that;but.... if only we can find a way to ADD some hours to whatever days we want some shop time...
John
NOTHING beats a failure,but a try.
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Have a Blessed Day,
JMC
There is a real trick to hollowing the inside.
It's the first thing I do---so you have the mass of the blank.
When no one is around--
I punch the hole on the drill press using the correct size bit and never touch it again except to sand and finish it.
Since I am being real fancy about this---I hold the blank with a big pipe wrench.
So it doesn't spin around and bust your hand open.
I use the same tools that I would use on a big item.
---I may be broke---but we have plenty of wood---