My first lidded box

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tcleve4911

Discussion Starter · Feb 15, 2013

I've been watching some videos so I decided to use some walnut scraps
I used a Forster bit to hollow out and then cleaned it up with my carbide tools.
This is teaching me a lot about jam chucking and being able to turn both sides of an object.
I tried the Doctor's Woodshop high friction polish ...love it!!!!

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tcleve4911

Discussion Starter · #2 · Feb 15, 2013

Another pic
I can't figure out how to load multiple images.
I load two or three in the management window but only one comes up
So for now...

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tcleve4911

Discussion Starter · #5 · Feb 15, 2013

robert421960 said:
that looks sharp man:thumbsup::thumbsup:
you did really good:yes::yes:
i bought the drs woodshop products and hopefully will get to use it soon

Which ones did you buy ?
I got the walnut bowl finish and wiped down a lot of my bowls that had dulled....what a difference...it makes the grain color just pop.

I also got the high build friction polish

Good luck with yours .....

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tcleve4911

Discussion Starter · #8 · Feb 15, 2013

Dave Paine said:
Nice bowl. :thumbsup:

Jam chucking looks easy in the videos, but you need tight fit. Well done.

Are you trying to get a head start on Sawdustfactory's next swap? :laughing:

For the pictures, did you "Insert All" or just one. I normally load the files in order I want, then click "Insert All", just saves some mouse clicks, then I add the text between the pictures.

I haven't seen the " Insert All " button........where is that
I upload several pics but it only shows the first one.
Thanks for the help.

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