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Featured Turning Project
Turned Pendant
by Hans Wunch
I know that the holiday's are still far away but I also know that if I don't get started now, I'll never catch up.
So, when I saw this pendant tutorial, I knew that it was the next project in line! I like this project because it's easy, fast to make and something that will get lots of use.
I also like that the project gives me lots of room for personal creativity. I can make them out of a wide range of woods in my shop, or solid surface materials (like corian), or any of the acrylics available today. In fact, I can laminate, segment... and the list goes on!
So, if you're like me and need a headstart on the holiday's or if you just need a nice gift before then, I hope that you'll try this pendant project.
Turned Pendant
If you've also got a good turned project idea, please let us know!
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Featured Turning Article
Articulated Dust Collector Arm
by Jim Silva
As wood turners we know the risks associated with dust particles from our turning. Most of us have either dust collection systems and/or use some sort of mask/shield for our faces.
I actually have both but am always fighting with the placement of my dust collector hose. It's hard for me to get it into the right place and have it stay there.
So, when I saw fellow wood turner, Jim Silva's solution, I was rather excited. Yes, excited that there might be an easy DIY solution to positioning my dust collector hose!
Jim's article is very detailed, easy to follow and should be within most turner's skills and capabilities to build. Of course, he provides a parts list and shows each step of the process to build the articulated dust collector arm too.
I hope that you'll take a peek and decide if it's something that will get you excited too!
Articulated Dust Collector Arm
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New and Hot
From JT Turning Tools
Down N' Out Tailstock Manager
Over the years, we've seen several ways to get your tailstock out of the way without having to lift it on and off your lathe. JT Turning Tools has recently released this new method. We really like the look of it.
Models available for 3520 A&B and Jet 1642 and 1442.
The price is: $249.00
For more information or to order, click here.
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