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joining spindles end to end
I have just started woodturning. Now I have two round pieces of wood I
would like to join together to make one long piece. Can anybody help me? |
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Mortise one end (bore hole), turn a tenon to fit on the other. Tradition
has a gap between two beads or such to conceal the join. "Jack Thomas" wrote in message ... I have just started woodturning. Now I have two round pieces of wood I would like to join together to make one long piece. Can anybody help me? |
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