laminating pepper mills
I've seen some really nice looking pepper mills where the alternating
colors of wood have been angled in such a way to look when turned, varying thicknesses and shapes. What I can't find is a link or source to learn how to do the same.HAs anyone ever done the laminating and had it come out nice, or soes anyone know of a step by step link to learn...thanks in advance Eric |
laminating pepper mills
It's not too hard. Basically you glue up a block of contrasting woods
sandwiched together. Then you slice the block diagonally and reglue it so that the woods are slanted diagonally, and turn away. If you are handy with a CAD program, you can map it all out and see what the wood patterns will look like based on the shape you turn. I'll post some photos on ABPW. Galanw wrote in message ... I've seen some really nice looking pepper mills where the alternating colors of wood have been angled in such a way to look when turned, varying thicknesses and shapes. What I can't find is a link or source to learn how to do the same.HAs anyone ever done the laminating and had it come out nice, or soes anyone know of a step by step link to learn...thanks in advance Eric |
laminating pepper mills
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laminating pepper mills
Eric
I tried to answer on the question on deer antler. Good luck. -- God bless and safe turning Darrell Feltmate Truro, NS Canada www.aroundthewoods.com |
laminating pepper mills
This is a link to a pen-turners site that has steps for something
similar. http://purpleheartpens.com/html/maki...oss_pen_0.html His pen has four pieces of veneer inserted at all crfossing each other. Brian C. |
laminating pepper mills
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Brian C wrote: This is a link to a pen-turners site that has steps for something similar. http://purpleheartpens.com/html/maki...oss_pen_0.html His pen has four pieces of veneer inserted at all crfossing each other. I love it. That's quite beautiful. Thanks for the link. djb -- Life. Nature's way of keeping meat fresh. -- Dr. Who |
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