1st turned lidded box

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1st turned lidded box

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Maple with a super glue finish. I'm not too sure how I like super glue as a finish yet.
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Matt
NICE!!!
Any plans for a finial for the lid yet?
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Very nice !
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Well done; that looks great!
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How large a piece is this?

Very nice looking.

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wa2crk wrote:Matt
NICE!!!
Any plans for a finial for the lid yet?
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I'm working that way. I spent Saturday morning cutting a bunch of blanks and I'll get a few more turned for practice before I get fancy.

This one was about 3 1/2" round and about the same tall.
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That is very nice! Nice creativity!

How does the super glue finish work? :confused:
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Nice box! Turning is great as you get something really nice in a short period of time!

For finish, I would recommend the two products below. Both are applied while the work is on the lathe and leave a food safe finish that is hard to beat. Plus less mess and glued fingers than CA glue!

Sand out to whatever you like (I generally do 800 on small boxes) then use the EE Shine followed by 3 coats of Shellawax Cream.


EE Shine
https://www.pennstateind.com/store/PKSWEEE.html

Shellawax Cream
https://www.pennstateind.com/mm5/mercha ... =Shellawax
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rjent wrote:
How does the super glue finish work? :confused:
I just put it on with a paper towel while it's spinning. I used medium viscosity. Some spots looked good but even after several coats with sanding between it seemed to show a lot of lines in the finish.
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rjent wrote:How does the super glue finish work? :confused:
Cap'n Eddie knows. ;) , or was that the Shadow.
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