This page is a compilation of many photographs taken over the years depicting the various steps in the process David takes for each piece he turns out.
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Picking up some logs from an Amish farmer
Watching the logs doesn’t get it done
Ripping blanks
More ripping
The blanks are then bandsawn round. Where’s my lathe?
One method of mounting a blank
A vacuum chuck
Forming the exterior of the bowl
Look at those curls fly!
Then blank is then reverse mounted and ...
... the interior is cored out to save waste ...
... and to make smaller bowls
Specialized gear makes coring bowls an easy step to do.
The interior is formed.
More curls!
A masterat work
All in aday’s work
Rough turned bowls go into a kiln to dry.
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The trash can overfloweth
Moving and shaking
Lancaster style
This page last updated September 20, 2006
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