Les Hetherington | 20/10/2011 14:29:17 |
145 forum posts 53 photos | Many thanks for the link Richard, there is some nice wall art on that site. Derek the on off switch is on my head stock . I also had a go at multi centre turning mate, i think that i need to practice a litle bit more. (well lots more if i'm honest) |
Simon Reeves | 20/10/2011 18:13:36 |
![]() 622 forum posts 227 photos | This one looks even better than the first one Les. Very nice. Simon |
Derek Lane | 20/10/2011 19:05:59 |
![]() Moderator 3219 forum posts 1004 photos | I think an investment in a air brush is all that is needed now Les just to highlight the patterns ![]() By the way great effort next one will be easier now you know what to expect Edited By Derek Lane on 20/10/2011 19:06:51 |
paul johnson 2 | 20/10/2011 19:22:24 |
![]() 197 forum posts 100 photos | Hi Les, we had the pleasure of proffesinal wood turner George Foweraker do a demo at our club this year and his forte is wall art and he exsplained the dangers of not being able to reach the on off switch, and what he did was plug the lathe into a exstention lead and had the socket down by his feet. he also paints and scorches his work take a look at his web site he got a good blog. www.artistry-in-wood.co.uk hope this helps Paul |
Les Hetherington | 20/10/2011 20:59:53 |
145 forum posts 53 photos | Thanks for the kind words Simon. Derek, i think that your right mate, i could just do with an air brush infact i will tell the wife that derek said that i need to get one. hehehe. Thanks for the link paul, it has given me some good ideas to try out in the morning ![]() |
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