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Doug

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Satinwood & Chakte Viga with aluminium accents, CA finish.

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Nice work Doug good pictures too.
I use a thin strip of pritstick to hold mine in place on the paper it don't show like blue tack.
 

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Thanks for all the comments :thumbs:



I use a thin strip of pritstick to hold mine in place on the paper it don't show like blue tack.

I hadn't noticed that old eagle eyed one, :sob:
Think I'll have to make a little stand from Perspex on maybe a Woody wooden stand :thinks:
 

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doug these a superb. can you give some on advice on how it's done. i can't get my head round the shape of the blank segments before glueing and turning. lovely finish and a nice fresh design.

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doug these a superb. can you give some on advice on how it's done. i can't get my head round the shape of the blank segments before glueing and turning. lovely finish and a nice fresh design.

bfn A
Thanks for your positive comment Andrew :thumbs:

The 2 small square blanks just have a internal V cut on one end of a blank & an external V cut on the end of the other, so they are then glued together pushing one V into another >> . The radius shape appears as it's turned, on this one I dry clamped the 2 blanks together with a piece of pop can aluminium between them to form the shape in the aluminium, then disassembled & reassembled this time gluing with CA.

The dots are aluminium welding rod, these were initially glued in with epoxy but the heat of drilling caused one to fall out so it was re-glued with CA & then thin CA run round all the dots just to be on the safe side.

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Nice all round pen Doug, like the fact that you added the dowels as well as the insert .. :thumbs:
 
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