Thanks..so if a good whack will knock it free...a bad catch would more than likely do the same?Looks good for a first or second bowl. :thumbsup:
FYI, you can also mount to a faceplate by screwing a flat piece of wood to the faceplate, then glue the bowl blank to the faceplate wood with normal Titebond glue and a piece of paper the diameter of the bowl blank.
Glue both sides of the paper, allow the glue to set and you will be surprised how strong this joint is for turning.
After you have finished turning, a sharp whack with a mallet and the paper will split, then all you have to do is to clean off the remaining paper/glue as you finish turning the bottom of the bowl.
A really bad catch. I have had my share of catch's while using the paper joint, but so far not bad enough to break the joint.Thanks..so if a good whack will knock it free...a bad catch would more than likely do the same?
Good point.I would rather break the paper than the wood.
Thanks..was a learning experience...hahalooks nice, especially for a first
Yeah it was just whatever cheap wood screws i had..read not to use drywall screws and that wood screws would work...well 2 of the 4 broke off in it..dug one out..that other isnt wanting to come out so i tossed it...Just curious,what kind of screw are you using?
Wood screws generallya aren't strong enough, and the taper is problem in and of itself. I use machine screws- hex head so easy on/off, plus they're pretty much the same diameter except at the tip. Haven't had one snap yet & I turn a lot of big stuff.
Dave H
Haha..yeah..i have been playing around with the lathe for a week and she is already rolling her eyes...its all good she gets new dishes..lol:icon_smile:Nice job, keep after it. It is very addictive...pretty soon you won't even care that the "fun police" (read wife) is not talking to you!:sweatdrop::bangin:
Thanks...Thats what i said when i got started..well it will either give it character or it will catch and blow up at me...hahaSecond attempt nice also. Inclusion = character