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Thom Noonan

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  1. Thom Noonan
    Eight years later, here's the shop finally: ThomTheWoodTurner - Etsy UK WWW.ETSY.COM Shop Pole Lathe turned products by ThomTheWoodTurner located in Cockermouth, England. And a rough video showing the process :
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    Cheers mate, you well? Got my climbing tickets sorted in December... send me an inbox?
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    Cheers pal
  4. Thom Noonan
    Tar mate, Holly, good eye. Found the Elder super easy to turn and generally nice to work with. It warps like crazy once its dried out though. Can't see it in the photos but the biggest bowl has quite a few holes and cracks in it. Smaller ones turned out okay.
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    Spalted Birch
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    Not sure on species for this one. Rescued from the chipper
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    Spalted Beech
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    Cherry
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    Silver Birch
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    More spalted Beech
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    Ash
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    Elder
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    Spalted Beech
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    Spalted beech from a dead tree. Blunted my tools every 5 minutes. Get a clean finish though. Nested it too.
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    Nested rowan bowl
  17. Thom Noonan
    Different tools. Long steel rods with a razor sharp hook on the end with long wooden handles for leverage. Tools are called “bowl turning hooks” as they’re designed specifically for turning bowls. I’ll post some pictures at some point.
  18. Thom Noonan
    Also managed to turn my first couple of nests of apple, turned from the same piece of timber. The little bowl sat in the centre of the large one. Bit of a ball ache to do.
  19. Thom Noonan
    Turned from some skanky apple logs that would usually be a big nono for turning on a foot powered lathe. With the timber being infested with knots and rotten in the centre, runs a high risk of breaking on the lathe. Many did, these ones survived.
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    Some Chery
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    Opportunity to due lots of turning again due to this lockdown. Experimenting with painting some.
  22. Thom Noonan
    Nice one, appreciate it
  23. Thom Noonan
    some more pics
  24. Thom Noonan
    I'm done slacking. Here is some turned over the weekend, the wood used was crab apple i believe, came out pretty nice
  25. Thom Noonan
    Oiling loads of these Ash bowls.

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