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  1. WeekendMiniaturist

    Scale Spiral Turnings

    WeekendMiniaturist posted a topic in Sites on the Internet

    Guild School 2017, students had the opportunity to learn to do a spiral turning for a lamp with Artisan, Iluia Chin Lee. I admit it, I have fallen for my lathe and enjoying romancing the lathe... and I also read lost art press' blog when I want to divert my brain... Think turning a spiral is a challenge? (Definitely, I haven't tried it yet!) Why not try to do this for a cathedral? I have never met anyone associated with the Lost Art Press (LAP), but gosh, this makes me want to buy the Charles Haywood Book(s) from LAP. Look for a post from June 12, 2017... https://blog.lostartpress.com/2017/06/12/woodworking-on-a-grand-scale/ If the structure was 54' high how large was the cross slide? Gosh, I wish I could time travel to see how they did this!
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