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Graigmerched

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I cut up a yew log that's been lying around in the garden for the last 10 years this morning. The three lumps below are the result. Not sure what I'm going to do with all of them them but one of them is going to be a butterfly shape shallow dish of some sort.

I think my superglue stock is going to take a hit whatever I do with them :D

Any suggestions gratefully received.

Regards

Steve
 

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I will be keeping my eye on this one steve

will the butterfly be a double bowl with a single outer bowl shape ??

TOM
 
tomthumbtom8":32si5fkg said:
I will be keeping my eye on this one steve

will the butterfly be a double bowl with a single outer bowl shape ??

TOM

Not sure yet Tom. I'm trying to work out how to hold it at the moment. I think I am going to have to use a faceplate with some screws missing as the waist is even less on the other side. I'm tempted to make a single shallow platter. A bit like a boat.

I'll take a pic when it's on the lathe. Have been feeling ill last night and today so haven't done much and I'm at a Sunday market tomorow.

Best Regards

Steve
 
I'm envious them logs look like they are going to take you on a fantastic journey as you explore what is inside the logs I to will be keeping an eye on this one good luck and happy turning
 
Screw a wood base to the face plate and hot glue it. I've turned a lot bigger that way. If you curve the bottom then use wedges and hot glue to secure when turning the bowl(s)

Pete
 

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