AWGB Woodturning Forum
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Bill21 on November 03, 2021, 09:30:54 PM
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Anyone tried this? I can’t seem to see many examples from UK turners.
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Bill
Yes I have. This is an example of one that I did it is an Ash platter 33cm in diameter. I just used a home made table mounted in the tool rest and an indexing wheel and a small router mounted on a sledge.
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Bill,
Rod Page, with his lattice work is the only one I can think of immediately. I seem to remember Mark Baker doing a demo of it as well.
I'm sure it has featured in Woodturning mag as well, more of a how to create the jig perhaps than its application.
Paul Howard does a jig - and if you go to https://www.paulhowardwoodturner.co.uk/jigs-and-things/ (https://www.paulhowardwoodturner.co.uk/jigs-and-things/) he lists pros who use the jig.
John
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I did a very simple piece
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Thanks for the comments and the pictures folks. ;)
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I did this one during lockdown. Have a look at Rod Page (or Paige) and also Paul Howard for examples
Roger Groom
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Thanks Roger, I’ll have a look. ;)
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What routers are folks using with their jigs?
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I am using a RotoZip router with mine, small light weight variable speed. It also has 2 collets one 1/4" and one much smaller for using Dremel bits.
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I finished this a few days ago. Finishing items like this seems to be a challenge. I used lemon oil and microcrystalline wax in the end. Could be better.