How to Turn a Gavel on Your Wood Lathe - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Mike demonstrates how to turn a gavel and a sounding block. This is a traditional spindle project that can be turned without a scroll chuck. A turned gavel makes a wonderful commemorative gift for any organization’s outgoing president or a functional gift for any president, auctioneer, or judge wannabee
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morning mike! good to see ya this week!
Thank you very much!
Nice project Mike, I'm downloading both videos now so that they can be played in my shop.
Enjoy.
Thanks, Mike! Great project for the beginner as well as the experienced turner.
Absolutely a minimum skills project suitable for beginners.
So far so good ... moving to Pat II now 🤪
One of the easiest projects I have turned. Give it a try!
Mike, you really need to repost the gavel article on your blog…or someplace! Thnx, Friend!
Unforrtunately the video link I mentioned in the video is no longer available. It was not my website. I did put a comment in the show notes. Thanks for bringing to my attention.
Sure wish i had a copy of the story stick you used for that. Would really be nice and helpful
Lots of variations in design for a gavel. Just sketch out something on a piece of cardboard and cut it out and look at it. Make changes as needed.
Awesome
That wood seemed to cut really sweetly, Mike; and I could have done with the idea of a tailstock mounted V block long ago.. Thanks. When I did a gavel and block I reckoned they needed a "respectable" fitted carrying case (never actually made),which needed to be compact. That meant a detachable screw in handle (3/4" 6tpi thread), which made rather more of the job. It was an enjoyable project. Bernard.
I thouht about threads but figured it would be a waste of time since it was not in the commision.
Thanks for the project! Your link to articles on gravels seems to be broken. Do you have another link?
Thanks, Jesse. The owner retired and shut down that website. I deleted it.