These are a series of videos I made while turning a cheese platter in the shop…… as an experiment using only my phone camera. Click to view the Cheezy platter videos Or go to the video channel for a more organized set … The Turnedoutright video channel Enjoy!
Sorry for such a long time between posts but I have been so busy with so many hobbies I have a hard time focusing. Oh yah! … and there is work, travelling constantly around the globe in itself is a hobby. But I made it back to the shop to work on a special piece that …
I hate coring, mostly because of the tool setup. I liked Michelsons idea on a simpler shoulder held coring tool but I have already invested in McNaughton system and I would like to have replaceable straight and curved blades. I pondered making a similar handheld tool so I built this. I wonder if the curved …
Tried out Penn State’s new stylus pen. Easy to turn, I like that the tip is replaceable. Tip is very soft and glides perfectly….
Been a while since I posted, been so busy at work and travel. Also been a while since I bought a tool…. Been doing a bit of metal work since I decided to combine electronics and woodworking. More on that as it develops. Anyway, I got a brake from HF so I can bend better… …
I got this today from one of my turning buddies…. “Finished the inside of a bowl last night, and planned on finishing the bottom tonight. Well, I decided to bring it in to show …. As I was walking in from the parking lot, I found a patch of ice and slipped on it. Long story …
Thanks to MN, one of my “Woodturning with SketchUp” book subscribers, for providing this great SketchUp Plugin’s link. The plugins themselves are here http://www.mediafire.com/?wznic58eaxrh7cn Some crazy impressive plugins for experienced modelers. Donnie
As a member of AAW I was pleased to see the February, (Vol 27) treatment of “Virtual Wood turning” a term BTW that was coined right here by “Donny” many years ago. For fun check out the date on this Google post ……. Even though I was disappointed with the editorial comment positioning the book …
Kevin visited the shop a few weeks ago to learn to turn a bowl. Here it is in use…… I’ll bet that butter will keep the wood in good shape in this dry Utah climate. Excellent progress in one day Kevin, and great looking bowl.
