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I've been turning what were called "round boxes" when i learned, and I
think are called jars or covered jars here??? Anyway, it's a hollow shape with a matching/fitting lid, ok? I've always turned them with a faceplace, but My wife would like several from some walnut firewood we got from a friend, and they would roughly 2" or so in diameter... My question is how do you hold the little buggers?? They're too small to mount on a faceplate and I can't imagine trying to turn them on a screw center... I know there has to be an easy way to do thais, any suggestions? |
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