You guys have to see this staved and segmented turning

[Arlin Eastman]

It is at Lumber Jocks but I just had to share it since it was so well done. I really want to make one like this in some ways.


http://lumberjocks.com/projects/209882


What do you think of it?

Arlin

[Angus]

There is some amazing workmanship in that piece. There is a lot of end grain glue joints. That always makes me nervous.

[Arlin Eastman]

I am wondering what that thing would sell for. Really a fantastic piece and I think a lot of people would like to own it including me when I make one.

Arlin

[Brian Miller]

And it was turned on a Shopsmith. Pictures here: http://www.shopsmith.com/ss_forum/genera...ith-t17395.html

[FBranco]

More pictures

http://imgur.com/a/J27ml

[Arlin Eastman]

I PMed him and he gave me both of the links but he did not tell me how to do it.

I really think it would be a fantastic build or do two to four at a time by doing all the cutting at once.

I shown this to my wife and she said "I want one" I told her I do to.

If anyone can figure out how to do it please let me know.

Arlin

[JTTHECLOCKMAN]

Man that is beautiful. Do you happen to know what glue he used??? Looks like an epoxy. Everything is so uniform. I can only guess he scroll sawn the pieces but to get that uniform would be tough. I do hope he did take progression photos at least for himself. That needs to be documented. Thanks for showing and yes I want one too.

[Angus]

JTTHECLOCKMAN said:

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Man that is beautiful. Do you happen to know what glue he used??? Looks like an epoxy. Everything is so uniform. I can only guess he scroll sawn the pieces but to get that uniform would be tough. I do hope he did take progression photos at least for himself. That needs to be documented. Thanks for showing and yes I want one too.

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I cant speak to his methods but normally when you see curved forms in segmenting it's done on a router table with a pattern bit

[jerickson]

Wow! That's beautiful!

[iublue]

Thanks for posting this Arlin.

That is an amazing piece. I bet the amount of hours he put in was staggering. Unless he only charges a $1 an hour (or less) the price would put it out of most people reach.

Stunning, just stunning.