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The two days of the workshops are a fund raiser for Eddie Berger's memorial |
With most of the class ready, Bob starts the demo of the top of the ornament |
The outside dimension is taken to mark the lid interface |
The top of the ornament is cut to mate with the bottom |
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Once the fit is proper, the rest of the acorn top is shaped |
Any texturing or special decoration can be done while there is sufficient strength |
The top of the ornament is shaped where it can be reached |
The top is parted off and the scrap is shaped to create a jam chuck for the top |
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The fit needs to be reasonably snug |
The top of the ornament top can now be finished |
With the top and bottom of the acorn ornament done, it's time to assemble them |
Ca on one side and accelerator on the other provides a quick set once assembled |
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The assembled ornament |
A piece of stock is chucked to make the perch |
The perch length and diameter is a matter of choice |
The fit for the body perch hole needs to be cut to size |
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Photos by Barb Berger and Kurt Hertzog |
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