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It's called bolection turning, but don't let the fancy word fool you. It's easy to do.
Create a large round object by placing a rough object in a pivoting holder and using an angle grinder in a jig to rough out the shape.
No downloads, payments, or previous 3D modeling knowledge needed.
Imagine a pottery wheel that turns clay on an axis. A potter forms…Tags: curve, Karim Douïeb, pottery
If you’ve ever wanted to bring a touch of Japanese artistry to your tableware, this project is the perfect place to start. Using koi wave pottery transfer paper, you can transform...
Yoav Liberman shares a look at a new folding, portable treadle lathe.
You can get a repeatable back bevel on a hand-tool blade by simply flipping the honing guide and riding its top edges.
Looking at the sides, I thought a nice brass rim around the edge of the windows would look good, but it would need to be perfect. It occurred to me that maybe I could run a bow pe...
The post How WayKen Uses Mill-Turn Machining to Control Complex Rotational Parts appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Rotational components become harder to control when a singl...
When lining the bottom of a box with fabric, cut the pieces to perfect size with a rotary, wheel-type fabric cutter.
Peter Child shares tips for beginners on sharpening and honing each gouge's particular shape without overheating the edge
Unlock hand-shaped curves with this straightforward method for making infinite shapes with hand tools
I checked CraftGossip.com and CraftBits.com and did not find an existing roundup devoted specifically to Halloween bowling ball crafts. CraftGossip has covered plenty of recycled H...
In this video, Ramon Valdez shows off the belt-sanding jig he's created for modifying and reshaping small components.
You know those patterned glass bowls that seem to appear on every thrift-store shelf? The little dessert bowls, the heavy pressed-glass dishes, and the ones that probably spent yea...
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