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Pole Lathe Notes-2
The pole lathe takes a little getting used too. Even more so since I’m trying to learn to use it and learn to turn simultaneously. It took me a couple of hours to develop a rhythm and feel for the … Continue reading
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Pole Lathe Notes-1
This will be a first in a series of ongoing post as I learn to use the spring pole lathe. These posts will be mostly for my own journaling purposes, but it may prove useful to others as well. When … Continue reading
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Tagged lathe, Spring Pole Lathe, wood turning
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Spring Pole Lathe-Part 5-Complete
At the conclusion of my last post on the spring pole lathe I had just begun work on the tool rest. The basic structure was complete. All it needed was the finishing touches. So the next day after work I … Continue reading
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Tagged dead centers, lathe, morse taper, Spring Pole Lathe
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Spring Pole Lathe-Part 4
My goal was to have a functioning lathe by the end of this weekend. As progress was made over the past week I became confident that my goal would be met. Alas, the weekend has come to a close and … Continue reading
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Tagged drawknife, mortise and tenon, spokeshave, Spring Pole Lathe
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Spring Pole Lathe-Part 3
My day in the shop didn’t go as I has planned. It’s not that anything went wrong, but I had gotten the order of operations a little out of order. Originally I was going to cleanup the uprights and chop … Continue reading
Spring Pole Lathe-Part 2
Confession time…if you follow me on Instagram, then you know that I started this lathe project a week ago. I’m little behind on my blogging, but I’ve been running a little time management experiment this week.
Spring Pole Lathe-Part 1
I have always been fascinated by the lathe. There is something mesmerizing about watching the shapes appear from the spinning wood. As much as I like the lathe, I never planned on adding one to my shop. There’s a whole … Continue reading
Saddling My Horse
Through a strange sequence of events and serious risk to my health and wellbeing, I was able to work at my shaving horse for several hours yesterday. Sounds great and it was, but the back-of-my-front is pretty dang sore today. … Continue reading
Tapered Octagonal Legs with the OCTA-LEG-PRO
I really like the staked furniture method. I like the design process and the making. Consequently, I have several staked projects on the “to-do” list. Since I don’t own or plan to add a lathe to my shop, the tapered, … Continue reading
The Octagonizer Gauge
The most recent episode of “The Woodwright’s Shop” has Roy Underhill and Christopher Schwarz discussing staked furniture. Part of the discussion is how to layout and cut octagonal tapered legs. Just before CW starts the explanation of how to … Continue reading