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Managed a little turning
- Thread starter Dalboy
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- Terry
Now that's what I call turning in miniature !!!!
Wow, that takes me back..
dad used to do some small hocus pocus boxes. They look brilliant. Never done any myself. But it is another one I need to chalk up to do...
dad used to do some small hocus pocus boxes. They look brilliant. Never done any myself. But it is another one I need to chalk up to do...
Fabulous and how deceptive until shown the size.
Very clever and well executed.
Very clever and well executed.
Glad you all like them. The first one I did I broke the stem as I got it down to just under the 1mm thickness. These are only turned using 1/4" spindle gouge and a 1/2" skew the worst part is trying to get things like the beads to look right at this scale. One day I am going to try a goblet with a captive ring, I think I will need to make a tool for that
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Grand Master
Looks like fun mate the term boxes I am familiar with but Hocus Pocus sounds like they are a charm.
Peter.
Peter.
Wonderful miniature work, well done
Smart bit of turning there matey, a good exercise for anyone to do. Well Done!
:bravo::bravo:
:bravo::bravo:
