December 2016 – Winter Party
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- Show & Tell: John O. – Will be hosting a ring bowl workshop
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- John As.
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- Dean G.
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- Kyle C. – Weave bowl blanks using coring tool
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- Robert M.
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- Toothpick holder
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- Robert M. with woodwork by David W.
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- Terry K. – Mirror face in 3D
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- Face profile
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- David F.
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- David F. our demonstrator on chucking methods for bottom access – basic jam chuck
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- Basic jam chuck – recess cut to fit bowl rim
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- Can use tailstock chuck to align
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- Jam chuck with leather pad cushion – bowl tenon was cut when turned on centers. This leaves a center to align with tailstock center.
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- Cup for vacuum chuck
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- Soft seal for vacuum chuck
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- What if crooked natural edge or holes in bottom?
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- Vacuum chuck parts using lamp rod & masking tape roll
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- Homemade vac chucks can be used as jam chucks
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- Homemade vac chucks can be used as jam chucks
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- Vac chucks of Acetal material to hold 1.5″ tea candle base
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- Expansion chuck from plumbing fitting holds tea candle
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- Spiral tool applied to bottom
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- Resulting spiral tool decoration
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- Finish bottom of vase held on cylinder shaft (as shown in box below)
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- Collet chuck on wood Morse Taper to hold small objects
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- Deooration with friction burn
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- Tailstock chuck on Morse Taper for aligning
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- Shallow mortise for expanding scroll chuck adequate for small platters
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- Screw chuck and spacer wafer to control depth
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- Jim W. used expanding scroll chuck for this project
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- Adjusting cone to fit opening – See Meeting Photos for July 2013 – Oscar Kirsten demo
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- Kirsten Kone useful for cutting feet on hollow forms
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- Shaping bottom using Kirsten Kone
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- Radiator plug on threaded rod used as expansion chuck
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- Discussing methods of creating feet
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- Mechanical holding jig – clamp system – alternative to vacuum system
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- Showing piece held in clamp jig first described by Jack Straka
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- Pad fits object being held
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- Alternative to Kirsten Kone
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- Use tailstock center to help align
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- Mark out for three feet
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- Form the ring for feet – match bowl curvature in center
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- Power carver to remove excess material
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- Jim W. soliciting new club officers
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- Ash for wood raffle
