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53549 Polly
doxn7004 Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
10:57 am
I would like to make some blanks that are made up from two different pieces of different wood species. As I understand it, one would match up two pieces and...
53550 Don Ward
its_virgil Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
12:18 pm
Polly, Or just glue the two pieces together without the veneer. Square, sand, glue and clamp. Should work. Do a good turn daily! Don ... different ... match...
53551 w1cked5mile Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2004
12:23 pm
My understanding Dirk is yes, you may contact someone directly if they are asking for something you can provide. Answering to the forum, though it may get you...
53552 w1cked5mile Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2004
12:27 pm
Polly, I use CA to laminate different woods together with or without the veneer. You could use a standard wood glue (Tightbond II) but I'm impatient at that...
53553 Brian Martin
dizzytreetur... Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
12:32 pm
I have found it best to use CA glue. I haven't done very many but noticed right off that the gorilla glue foams up quite a bit in the drying process. CA on the...
53554 Bob Darrah
bobdarrah2000 Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
12:46 pm
Dirk, if you have an issue with Richard why don't you take it up with him directly rather thru the group. Ads are done on Tuesdays. If we have made the mistake...
53555 Richard Kleinhenz
rkleinhenz Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
12:51 pm
It's just a wood to wood joint. Not sure you've done other woodworking, Polly, the same rules apply. It's usually not a great idea to join face-grain to...
53556 Steve Levit
salevit Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
12:57 pm
Pilot bits and brad points are not the same thing. Actually, pilot bits were first designed for use in the metals industry, they also work great on wood but ...
53557 Polly
doxn7004 Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
12:58 pm
Wow, thanks for all the advice and the quick response! I've been turning pens, only slimline, keychains and perfume pens, for about a year and want to try...
53558 Richard Kleinhenz
rkleinhenz Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
1:17 pm
I don't want to create the impression that there is only 1 right way to drill a blank, or 1 right bit! Each bit has advantages and disadvantages. However,...
53559 John STEVENS
girapen Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
1:27 pm
I did that and Yahoo says your folder is empty. Pastor John Go to the photos tab. Look for the folder called "Rick Beckham" ... [Non-text portions of this...
53560 jack_pen_lokey Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2004
3:21 pm
Good Morning everyone. Wooooo Hooooo..Thats Texan style celebration~. I have succesfully completed 5 pens and given one made out of olive wood to my pastor. A...
53561 armchi Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2004
4:15 pm
If you want two different wood species, just cut them at an angle and glue them together with CA or Polyurethane glue. CA is quicker, but for both you'll have...
53562 craig_ihlefeld Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2004
4:39 pm
I am looking for a place to buy clips. I know I can get them from Hut's but I do not want the ones with the black strip on it. Oh....I need the ones that fit a...
53563 mcclish72 Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2004
4:40 pm
Same here. Tim...
53564 John STEVENS
girapen Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
4:48 pm
I know you meant "Corian." Coriander is a spice. You could use non-wood materials such as left over acrylic, PR or coriander blank cut-offs. I even tried...
53565 Richard Kleinhenz
rkleinhenz Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
4:57 pm
I asked Rick to delete the full-size versions of the photos, and he erased all the photos :-( Rick, people are always interested in displays, please re-post....
53566 Richard Kleinhenz
rkleinhenz Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
5:00 pm
Berea sells 7mm clips by themselves. They have different styles as I recall (straight and ball-end) as well as with and without black. *********** REPLY...
53567 armchi Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2004
5:03 pm
I haven't turned willow yet. There are some willow trees nearby and have seen a few blown down a while back during a wind storm, but was unable to get some....
53568 armchi Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2004
5:11 pm
I've never turned cork. As far as I know, it's soft and you need very sharp tools to cut it or else it will chip off. That's based on cutting cork backings....
53569 Wayne Swindlehurst
waynecoolpix Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
5:15 pm
Rich, I just read your tutorial on the wooden finials. Do you have any problems with the studs only screwing into the adaptors so far? I made the mistake? of...
53570 jack_pen_lokey Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2004
5:29 pm
Im gettin so frustrated. I keep having trouble getting my hole at the bottom of the blank not to drift out and split the wood. I have even tried letting my bit...
53571 Richard Kleinhenz
rkleinhenz Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
5:37 pm
Wayne, If you're using the studs in non-7mm pens, I have found that though the threads are nominally the same, I had to run a tap through the finial adapter to...
53572 Richard Kleinhenz
rkleinhenz Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
5:39 pm
Same old thing... cut long, drill short, then cut to length... your success rate will approach 100% :-) -- Regards, Rich ================================ ...
53573 matthewmarkl Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2004
5:45 pm
Use a really sharp drill bit, drill very slowly,and clean the drill bit of shaving often....and drill at 1500-3000 rpm. 1. High rpms. 2. drill into the blank...
53574 JOSEPH MELTON
josephwmelton Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
5:58 pm
I've not tried this method, but it makes sense intuitively. First, leave your blank at 5", or whatever it is. Then drill 3.5 or a half inch or so further than...
53575 Debbie Wiegmann
debbiewiegmann Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
6:29 pm
Hello This group is full of so much information. Thank you. I am new to Pen Turning, have not turned a pen yet. Went to a Wood Craft Show this weekend,and...
53576 Jim Adams
emtjra Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
6:49 pm
Hi Debbie and welcome to the board. I had the same problem as you when I started turning a few months ago. I currently use the Wolveine sharpening system...
53578 Richard Kleinhenz
rkleinhenz Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
6:58 pm
Hi Debbie, welcome aboard :-) There's a lot of sharpening equipment out there. A lot will depend on how serious you are, and how many $s you want to put into...
53579 Richard Kleinhenz
rkleinhenz Offline Send Email
Nov 1, 2004
7:14 pm
I'm happy to report they FINALLY straightened out my account :-) Getting through to yahoo help is kind of strange, but this time, because I stayed on it, they...
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