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The members gathering for the September Turners 1 meeting |
A good assortment of turnings starting on the show and tell table |
President Steve Imerese gets the meeting started |
Kurt Hertzog led off the show and tell
with his first turned wooden hat, a bowler |
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Jim Hilburger shows his latest invention for the fair whistles |
A new platter was shown by Lance Kanaby |
Bill Perry showed an assortment of his
recent turnings |
David Day shows his pierced bowl |
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Dan Mohr showed his latest work |
A new type of turning from a magazine article was shown by Jim Schnellinger |
Ben Martinke has been busy making bottle stoppers |
Another magazine article driven project of interlocking turnings was done by Jim Vasi |
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Steve Imerese shows his multi-species peppermill |
The demonstration for the meeting was done by Kurt Hertzog |
Kurt demonstrated his method for sharpening lathe tools |
He stressed that it was how they cut that was the final arbiter of sharpness |
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The demo covered tools, equipment, jigs, fixtures, and geometries |
Kurt illustrates the reason why some tools are ground at different angles |
He shows how he uses a diamond hone to sharpen his skew chisels |
Kurt covers solving some of the common grinding and tool shape problems |
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Photos by Jake Debski & Jay Elliott |
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