Elm Plates
July 22, 2011
I made a couple of plates today. I needed one or two and I found myself making them while I was working on the Queen Anne style table legs, which are maybe a bit too complicated for me. We’ll see, they have to wait – they won’t walk away, yet!
Glueing holders on to the inside of the plates which are still flat, and starting to turn the back first
After glueing a holder on the back I start turning the inside of the plate. I know this is not the proper way to do this, but this is what my mind figured out. I want to go on a course for this one day because I really like wooden plates and bowls.
With a hack saw I cut the plate from the holder; with the machine turned on I have to watch out to cut it only halfway through
Back, after sanding the holder off. That is the reason I ended on turning the inside – because it is only on the back that I am able to sand the holder off
I used olive oil on the wood, but I will add a few layers of tung oil which is much better
July 22, 2011 at 5:49 pm
Zo, borden van iepenhout (Olm).
Ze lijken mij ook prima te gebruiken om er pannekoeken van te eten.
In ieder geval, Astrid, smakelijk eten.
Groetjes Pap.
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July 24, 2011 at 7:08 am
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