I attended a woodturning class at the local Woodcraft store. This one was focused on spindle turning hollowed objects, such as, in this case, a lidded box turned from a single piece of wood. The class was taught by Alan Leland, the instructor who taught a Woodturning Fundamentals course in January. I like Alan’s work and he is a good instructor (proof is that he put up with me and actually taught me some things!).
We learned a lot and the culmination was making a lidded box out of Ash. In my case, I wasn’t interested in making the intended subject matter more complicated than necessary so didn’t dwell on an ‘artistic’ design, but focused on the fundamentals to make a good box. Here is the result…
LiddedBoxClass
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/liddedboxclass/thumbs/thumbs_img_5113.jpg]8770Single piece Lidded box...
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/liddedboxclass/thumbs/thumbs_img_5112.jpg]8620
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/liddedboxclass/thumbs/thumbs_img_5114.jpg]8530
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/liddedboxclass/thumbs/thumbs_img_5115.jpg]8450What the insides look like...
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/liddedboxclass/thumbs/thumbs_img_5112.jpg]8620
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/liddedboxclass/thumbs/thumbs_img_5114.jpg]8530
[img src=https://tomstudwell.com/wordpress/wp-content/flagallery/liddedboxclass/thumbs/thumbs_img_5115.jpg]8450What the insides look like...
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