Your Hardest Project

[Cynthia White]

Beautiful chest, Mike. Vaughn, how does that cutting board stay together with the grain going in so many different directions? I can't even IMAGINE how you did that turned bowl. Dan, great looking stand.

And Steve are you listening? Look at Vaughn's photos for great examples of shooting your work.

 

[Vaughn McMillan]

...Vaughn, how does that cutting board stay together with the grain going in so many different directions?...

It's all end grain, so it's all going the same direction. I showed you a pic a few days ago illustrating what happened to the thinner one where I didn't follow that rule.

 

[Cynthia White]

It's all end grain, so it's all going the same direction. I showed you a pic a few days ago illustrating what happened to the thinner one where I didn't follow that rule.

I stand corrected. I couldn't believe that was all end grain. Wow.

 

[Matt Fornes]

Is it considered a project to convince the SWMBO that you need a new tool? If so, thats mine...

Matt

 

[Stephen Bellinger]

And Steve are you listening? Look at Vaughn's photos for great examples of shooting your work.

Cynthia Vaughn is the person that has inspired me to get better at turning and pic taking. If it wasn't for him and a few others i would of just let the lathe sit in the corner and went back to the flat side.

 

[Dave Hawksford]

Wood working and finishing. Check out the Gilded Mirror slide show under the Learn more about Gilding.
www.colonialrestorationstudio.com

 

[ken werner]

Vaughn, how do you keep the cereal and milk in that bowl?

 

[larry merlau]

Vaughn, how do you keep the cereal and milk in that bowl?

his porage is much thicker than most and he doesnt use milk he has been weaned some time ago