First ply bowl

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wolfeie
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First ply bowl

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My first attempt at turning.

My mom is a pretty big turning personality and has made some serious pieces out of ply. Thought I would give it a try. Interesting...

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Nice. I'll have to give that a try sometime.
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Looks good.
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Very nice never thought to use ply like that
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Very interesting bowl, wolf..:) . I am wondering what species and type of plywood you used. I guess the glue in the plywood wasn't an issue to the sharpness of your tools:confused: .
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charlese wrote:Very interesting bowl, wolf..:) . I guess the glue in the plywood wasn't an issue to the sharpness of your tools:confused: .
I bet it was;) I've turned ply and laminated materials before. The glue wreaks havoc on an edged tool.
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The glue performed as an accelerated deedging abrasive quite well. First time turning learning also turned out to be a first time learning-to-sharpen-lathe-tools exercise.

Edit: 3/4" cabinet ply from one of the big box stores.
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