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Using a scraper cleanup the
first two rings. Note: do NOT touch the outer row of segments with the
scraper. |
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Clean up the outer
first to rows of segments only. |
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Run a lamp rod
through top ring and MDF. Lock with 2 nuts, one on each side. This will
support the project while turning and gluing on additional segments. |
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Clean up the outside, a steady
rest is used to clean up the inside to the outer row of segments only |
Using the steady rest, power sand the
inside. |
Continue building the
project. Note: tailstock adapter and MDF being used to clamp a row of
segments. |
There are now 14 rows
glued together at this point of the project. |
Lamp glue up is now
almost completed. |
Lamp will now be
turned and sanded on the inside to the last row of segments. |
Tailstock adapter and
MDF cone used to true up the outside on the Oneway 1018 lathe. |
Base has been glued
onto the bottom of the Lamp project. Tailstock is used to clamp the base |
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Bottom marked to core out the
base, stead rest being used |
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Bottom cut through ready for
removal. |
Inside being cored
with the Lyle Jamieson hollowing tool with the tear drop cutter. |
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Tailstock adapter, MDF and steady rest are used.  |
Turn the top down to
shape, sand and finish. |
Part the remaining top
down to the lamp rod. Care must be used for the final cut at the lamp rod. |
Finished Product |
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