It took me a while to actually learn how to properly turn a piece of wood. Got with a professional who showed me some techniques that almost negated sanding. Well, now I have tackled a different animal altogether, CORIAN. I am beginning to believe that Corian is a Swahili word for DONT DO THIS!!!!! That stuff is as hard as woodpecker lips :goofball:. It only took me two days to turn this one, started figuring out some things toward the end that should help on the next one. Once it is turned and sanded, it looks great
(http://i105.photobucket.com/albums/m231/GA_LAB/slate%20calls/corianslate600x400.jpg)
Beautiful call!! :z-winnersmiley:
It does look great!
care to offer some tips.... i just got my hands on a big piece.
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Quote from: swampgobbler on July 28, 2011, 03:24:54 PM
care to offer some tips.... i just got my hands on a big piece.
RUN???????? Faster????? :toothy12: Towards the end I laid down my gouge and used a skew. That seemed to work better. Tomorrow I will use a scraper
That corian looks amazing!! Awesome work :icon_thumright:
Nice work.
TRKYHTR
Lee, that is sweet.....now lets get a Misfire owl call on the market
Nice lookin call :icon_thumright:
Thanks guys, mucho appreciado
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I use fingernail bowl gouges and it cuts pretty good, but you will have to sharpen often. The one nice thing is that it sands great. I usually wet sand it up to 1000 grit and then use a car polish to finish it off. That call turned out great though. :icon_thumright:
wonder if the carbide tools would work any better?
Looks good Lee. It was nice meeting you last Saturday.
Quote from: Hawken on July 29, 2011, 08:20:07 AM
Looks good Lee. It was nice meeting you last Saturday.
That pleasure was all mine.
Bonjour,
Thanks for the tip. I used a 3/8 gouge and it did decent