Fan Pull
Stan Campbell
>I really enjoy making these for some reason. I have given every family member I have at leat 2 or 3.
Stan
Columbus, OH
Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Fan Pull
Stan Campbell
>I really enjoy making these for some reason. I have given every family member I have at leat 2 or 3.
Stan
Columbus, OH
Re: Fan Pull
TDaniel
>Welcome to the addictive world of turning Stan; first a light pull and then, before you know it, a housefull of wares. Before the bug bites too deep you need to build some shelves to hold all the stuff because I have a feeling that in a few weeks your table saw won't get much more use except as a worktable.TD
Re: Fan Pull
Ezekiel Holliday
>I can second the tablesaw comment. I don't think I've seen the top of mine in months. I think I need to move it so it isn't so easy to put turning stuff on top of it.
Zeke
Welcome !
Fred in NC
>I would like to join in welcoming you !
Great work, and keep it up !
Best regards,
Fred in NC
Re: Fan Pull
Mark Kauder, Phenix City, AL
>Welcome!
I did some of these a few years back, and you are right, they are fun and addictive. Expecially fun because it is just free flow turning - no really restrictions except the hole in the middle. Bottle stoppers are the same.
Mark
Re: Fan Pull
Don Orr
>Very nice-pretty wood. These are fun to make as you know, and a great way to use up those small scraps that none of us can seem to get rid of.
Keep up the good work.
Re: Fan Pull
Stan Campbell
>Bottle Stoppers..Huh? I may have to try a few of thoses.
Stan
Columbus, OH