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The club welcomed back Jenni Starbuck to
demonstrate at our November meeting
Jenni demonstrated her expertise in
applying pierced and textured decoration to turned piecec
The following photos do not do justice
to the wealth of information that Jenni passed on to the members
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Jenni explains the use of artist's coloured spray |
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A bowl coloured and transfers added |
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Jenni spraying black over the pink bowl |
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The bowl after peeling off the transfers |
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Jenni explains the use of artists' ply to practice patterns |
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Jenni with a pierced rim on a platter |
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Jenni explains the use of her indexing jig |
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Jenni with a bowl that was made after using the indexing jig |
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Jenni with a bowl after carving the turned over rim with a multi tool |
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Jenni using a Proxon to texture a bowl |
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Jenni with a platter decorated with mineral stones |
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Jenni prepares the rear of a platter ready for piercing |
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The platter reversed in the chuck |
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Jenni preparing the face of the platter |
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Jenni presented the Club a revised logo plaque |
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Les Thorne was invited to demonstrate at
our all day seminar on Saturday 22nd October 2011
Les demonstrated his method of texturing
and adding colour to turned pieces.
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Les explaining the merits of the 'Pull' and' Push' cuts on the base of the bowl |
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Les explains the use of bowl gauge angle presentation to the wood |
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Les measuring the proposed chuck spigot on the base of the bowl |
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The base of the bowl after texturing with the Arbotec |
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Les sanding the textured surface |
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Les taking out the inside of the bowl |
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Les spraying the bowl with eboniser |
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Les sanding the ebonised surface |
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Les removing the chuck spigot |
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Les power sanding the base of the bowl |
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The finished textured and coloured bowl |
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The second project- a 'Curley Top Box' |
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Les shaping the lid of the box |
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Les hollowing the base of the box |
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Les checking the fit of the lid |
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Les,with power tool, making the final 'curly top' |
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Les sparaying textured box with eboniser |
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Les adding colour to the textured box |
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Les with the finished 'Curley Top' box |
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