On coffee hour this week, Dave Delo gives a through review and tour of his new Vicmarc VL240 19-inch swing swivel-head lathe. Dave says the swiveling head, with stops at 30, 60 and 90, allows him to sit at the lathe to see the work up close and get in tight, without stressing his back. Barry Price was unable to find prongs for a corn-on-the-cob holder, so he made them from stainless steel nails and tubing, A sweet project. Jeff Carroll and his grandson Pierce demonstrate a kendama toy that he turned on the lathe, another sweet project. Bert Delisle was commissioned to make a cremation urn for a basketball player, he turned a beech log into an orange rubber ball. Jim Duxbury showed off some off-center multi-axis crankshaft bud vases he and his wife Rita make. They will be teaching multi--axis turning at the John C. Campbell Folk School later this summer. And Don Smith closes the hour with a lovely demo of making wooden flowers, also a multi-axis project.
Lancaster Area Woodturners club shares wood turning information about woodturning tools, lathes, woodturning projects, woodturning tips, wood drying, and woodturned art. Woodturners Coffee Hour is a weekly forum on Zoom, sponsored by our woodturning club and open to woodturners every Thursday morning at 10am ET. The hour features member woodturning videos, woodturning photos and slideshows, woodturning projects, workshop tips and techniques, woodturning design, and woodturning problem solving. John Kelsey, moderator.
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