Paul.J
Established Member
I put a lump of Yew on the lathe Friday afternoon and was going to start turning it but thought i would leave it till i got my new tool to try it out on.
It was an Oland tool that was made for me several years ago which i wasn't using any more so asked the maker of that tool if he could convert it to an easy tool for me with the easy rougher cutter in,this is a tool i have been meaning to get since Chas demonstrated it at the Brummie Bash all that time ago.
The tool was made/altered, thanks Chas,so had a play with it today and must say it does remove the wood pretty quick,i only used it to rough the cut log down and finished with a normal bowl gouge for the outer and the Lyle Jamieson rig to hollow out,and here is the result.
This was from a batch of Yew i got years ago but a lot of it has split,as this piece had but managed to turn a lot of the splits out and super glued the fine splits that was left as i went along.
Sizes are 11" tall and 4" at its widest.Finished with sanding sealer and microcrysaline wax.
It was an Oland tool that was made for me several years ago which i wasn't using any more so asked the maker of that tool if he could convert it to an easy tool for me with the easy rougher cutter in,this is a tool i have been meaning to get since Chas demonstrated it at the Brummie Bash all that time ago.
The tool was made/altered, thanks Chas,so had a play with it today and must say it does remove the wood pretty quick,i only used it to rough the cut log down and finished with a normal bowl gouge for the outer and the Lyle Jamieson rig to hollow out,and here is the result.
This was from a batch of Yew i got years ago but a lot of it has split,as this piece had but managed to turn a lot of the splits out and super glued the fine splits that was left as i went along.
Sizes are 11" tall and 4" at its widest.Finished with sanding sealer and microcrysaline wax.
