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    Platter Practice #4 W/PIC

    This is a piece of Hard Maple 8 1/2" x 1".
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    Looks pretty good Chris! Really nice piece of wood! Interesting texture treatment on the foot! Nice work!
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    Looks good to me. And you got some really nice wood there. I like the texture thing too, what'd ya use to get that result?

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    Chris great looking platter. The foot look really good. Did you use a chatter tool or what?
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    Bernie,

    Quote Originally Posted by Bernie Weishapl View Post
    Chris great looking platter. The foot look really good. Did you use a chatter tool or what?
    Because my jumbo jaws aren't large enough to hold this platter I had to find another way to take off the foot. I chose to try my dremel tool with a round headed bit. Just started at the center and tried to rout "wiggly" spokes outward, leaving the rough design you see. It worked fine and the platter sits level. Thanks for the comments, I always like seeing your work.
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    Thanks Chris and thanks for the info. I am going to have to try that. I have a dremel tool with the flex shaft so that should make it easy.
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    Bernie,

    Quote Originally Posted by Bernie Weishapl View Post
    Thanks Chris and thanks for the info. I am going to have to try that. I have a dremel tool with the flex shaft so that should make it easy.
    Yep, I did use my flex shaft on the Dremel.
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    Chris,

    Great looking platter! What finish did you use on it?

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    Doug,

    Quote Originally Posted by Doug Reesor View Post
    Chris,

    Great looking platter! What finish did you use on it?
    The finish is just friction polish and spray lacquer.
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