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Some of the 20 or so attendees of the Corian Turning workshop |
Frank Stanko was the featured presenter |
The workshop was held at Art Specialties International in Lancaster NY |
Frank brought his mini Jet along with his home built vacuum system |
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Frank uses Corian to enhance his turnings, as a replacement for exotic woods |
Some of Frank's Corian projects |
Another of Frank's Corian turnings, including some scroll saw work |
Bottle stoppers done in Corian |
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A prototype wine bottle holder partially done in Corian |
Some of Frank's ladies purse mirrors |
Corian only is available in 1/2 inch thickness at most |
To obtain thicker material for turning, it needs to be glued up |
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The problem is to obtain the strongest glue joint |
Frank shows his method for gluing makes the glue line as strong as the material |
Everything needs to be prepared and ready for the gluing process |
With both surfaces flat and clean, medium Ca glue is applied |
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Photos by Kurt Hertzog |
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