Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
I'm back. Thank you to all the viewers who provided great advice in the my initial attempt to do the laminations - see this video for more details: youtube.com/watch?v=KX8c6b7s2hw
Wood - New Guinea Rosewood.
Steaming process - 30 - 40 minutes using high quality Australian made steam. Each leg stayed on the form for about 2 days to dry and stabilise. Then I glued those critters up using Polyurethane Glue (good stuff that glue).
I know I need to centre my cutting tool on the lathe (and remove the backlash).
Stain - Walnut
Special thanks to my Patreon Supporters who help me do what I do - thank you!!
Whilst not a sponsored video in any way - thanks to Welding Industries Australia (WIA) for the use of the WIA200i. It is a superb machine that makes my job that much easier.
Finally, thank you for watching (and reading this). All the best and I hope to see you again next time, or maybe in the comments!
I'm back. Thank you to all the viewers who provided great advice in the my initial attempt to do the laminations - see this video for more details: youtube.com/watch?v=KX8c6b7s2hw
Wood - New Guinea Rosewood.
Steaming process - 30 - 40 minutes using high quality Australian made steam. Each leg stayed on the form for about 2 days to dry and stabilise. Then I glued those critters up using Polyurethane Glue (good stuff that glue).
I know I need to centre my cutting tool on the lathe (and remove the backlash).
Stain - Walnut
Special thanks to my Patreon Supporters who help me do what I do - thank you!!
Whilst not a sponsored video in any way - thanks to Welding Industries Australia (WIA) for the use of the WIA200i. It is a superb machine that makes my job that much easier.
Finally, thank you for watching (and reading this). All the best and I hope to see you again next time, or maybe in the comments!
