WIP

[bodrighywood]

Be interesting to see where this one goes (Haven't gotta clue), I immediately saw a pair of lace knickers for some reason LOL. I'm sure that isn't quite what you have in mind though Mark.

pete

[Mark Sanger]

Mark I hate to drop a spanner in the works but where you made the recess smaller the texturing follows the edge on the right hand side.

No spanner at all, thanks for picking up on it. Soon sort that out tomorrow, it was a bit of a job to insert hardener and rebuild the rectangle, a few more burns and it well look natural. You can let me know if it worked at Yandles. 

[Mark Sanger]

Be interesting to see where this one goes (Haven't gotta clue), I immediately saw a pair of lace knickers for some reason LOL. I'm sure that isn't quite what you have in mind though Mark.

pete

Not gonna ask what your favorite past time is at the weekend, but I like your style. 

[The Bowler Hatted Turner]

The honeymoon is over now Pete!

[bodrighywood]

The honeymoon is over now Pete!

Never!!!!!!!!!.

Pete

[Mark Sanger]

The honeymoon is over now Pete!

Never!!!!!!!!!.

Pete

 well I won't ask to check under your smock on Friday 

[Graham]

How do you make the opening smaller Mark. Do you have one of those lathes that work in reverse ?

[Mark Sanger]

How do you make the opening smaller Mark. Do you have one of those lathes that work in reverse ?

Hi Graham

I may not have been clear, I meant the recess that I cut in the front/the rectangle which will later accept a contrasting material.  To reduce this in size I simply filled the whole recess with sawdust that I mixed with PVA into a thick paste, filled the recess just proud of the surface allow to dry and simple cut out a new recess. Then pyro'd around the new surface.  

[Graham]

Thanks for that Mark.

Sawdust and glue, Turners smoke  n mirrors. Very good.