Turning a Christmas Ornament

These are some of the best looking ornaments I've seen. The wood is something you don't see that often (at least not painted) as an Ornament. Thanks for sharing your photos. Best regards. Eva

said evahurst 2003.05.07 at 15:23:30 PDT

GREAT ORNAMENTS WILL LIKE TO LEARN HOW TO ? PLEASE GET IN TOUCH WITH ME AT (ESARMIENTO.250X.COM ED

said peruturner 2003.07.04 at 11:02:56 PDT

Hi Curtis... Just had another look at your ornaments...How many coats of lacquer do you put on?? Denis

said wiskeyjack 2003.07.22 at 13:08:56 PDT

Hi Denis, sorry about the slow reply. I put about 6 to 8 coats of Deft spray lacqure on them after a good coat of cut sanding sealer. Be sure to rub them out with OOOO steel wool between each coat. Hope that helps. Curtis

said tomcatt90501 2003.08.16 at 11:26:23 PDT

I do some wood wook

said b1hnvt33 2004.12.01 at 20:57:53 PST

Very Nice looking decorations. What is the make and model of the hollowing tool you are useing there. Bill Young

said young405 2005.02.13 at 21:47:29 PST

Hi Bill, The hollowing tools are prouduced by Bob Devoe of the Glendale Woodturners Guild in Southern California. If your intrested, contact me at tomcatt90501@yahoo.com and I will give you the info. Thanks for the comments. Curt

said tomcatt905 2005.02.14 at 06:46:03 PST

Nice work!! Thanks for sharing your process. Having turned wood for many years I have gone over to stone these days. If you would like to take a quick look, here's the site. http://groups.msn.com/turningstone Thanks again, Bill (Rockhound)

said wmwoodard 2007.01.10 at 06:43:54 PST