I had a piece of Bolivian Rosewood that I had trimmed the corners off of. In the first picture, I have the knot inserts and am ready to make the first cut.
First cut. |
First glue-up. |
Second cut. |
Fourth cut. |
Fourth glue-up. |
Here I have trimmed the corners off the first blank. |
Her they are clamped and ready to spend the night curing further. |
Today is preparation day. No solid foods for me today. I am prepping for tomorrow's colonoscopy. It was 50 degrees and clear at 9 AM, so I got out there and set up the lathe so I could turn the handles.
I set up the portable saw horses. |
I got out the door half I use for a table top. |
I got out the lathe. That sucker is heavy. |
Got out the power supply and my turning tools. |
Here is one of the handles after turning. |
I created the knot holes. I will adjust after the knots arrive. |
Getting ready to do the first coat of polycrylic. |
JR#394 |
JR#395 |
Waiting for the knots. |
Waiting on the cross insert and the Maggard 26mm two-band badger fan knot.
Update: 13 Mar 2020
The crosses and the knots arrived today, and I fitted them to the handles.
JR#394 with 26mm high density 2-band badger fan knot. |
JR#395 with 24mm 2-band badger fan knot. |
left: 26mm high density knot right: 24mm knot |
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