Number four.

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John J
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Number four.

Post by John J » Thu Sep 03, 2015 12:31 pm

Just can't seem to stop. Started number four. I've joined the top and back and thinned along with the sides. Sides contoured and ready to bend. Walnut bends nicely.
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Closing up the form.
Closing up the form.
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Sides ready to go.
Sides ready to go.
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A little notch at the waist.
A little notch at the waist.
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Waist curve bending in by pipe bender.
Waist curve bending in by pipe bender.
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Pre- bent at the waist and wetted.
Pre- bent at the waist and wetted.
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Wrapped in parchment on top of the mold. Will lay another aluminum sheet on top and bend.
Wrapped in parchment on top of the mold. Will lay another aluminum sheet on top and bend.
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Now we're cooking.
Now we're cooking.
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Fits nicely. I'll let them rest awhile before I cut to size. Need to make my blocks.
Fits nicely. I'll let them rest awhile before I cut to size. Need to make my blocks.
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Dave Bagwill
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Re: Number four.

Post by Dave Bagwill » Thu Sep 03, 2015 12:35 pm

Off to a great start! I love working with walnut.
-Under permanent construction
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ken cierp
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Re: Number four.

Post by ken cierp » Thu Sep 03, 2015 1:09 pm

Gotta love Walnut!

I noticed that you cut a little location slot in the side -- my recommendation would be "not" to do that -- you'd be surprised at the crazy grain splits that can start/develop for that very thing. $02
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John J
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Re: Number four.

Post by John J » Thu Sep 03, 2015 1:45 pm

ken cierp wrote:Gotta love Walnut!

I noticed that you cut a little location slot in the side -- my recommendation would be "not" to do that -- you'd be surprised at the crazy grain splits that can start/develop for that very thing. $02

I did not know that. Thank you.
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John J
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Re: Number four.

Post by John J » Sun Sep 13, 2015 2:10 pm

Coming along. Created the rosette from red heart. Thanks to Eric Schaefer for the radial method he uses.
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Oli K_
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Re: Number four.

Post by Oli K_ » Sun Sep 13, 2015 2:19 pm

That rosette looks great, incredible colour.

Your shop looks very organised as well! I have clamp envy..
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Jim Ebert
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Re: Number four.

Post by Jim Ebert » Mon Sep 14, 2015 5:34 pm

John, I was just looking for that post that shows how he makes his radial rosettes, but could not find it. Would you be so kind as to post a link to it? Thanks,
Oh, and beautiful work by the way.
Jim
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