lampshades
Rusty
>Looking for ideas on how to turn a lampshade, stave construction or others welcome.
Knowledge You Can Build On — Est. 1998
lampshades
Rusty
>Looking for ideas on how to turn a lampshade, stave construction or others welcome.
Re: lampshades
Tony Costine
>http://www.woodshades.com/
peter bloch makes some very nice ones, check out his site for ideas.
wishing I'd moved my hand a little bit quicker in Contoocook, NH,
--T.
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Andy in Raleigh
>I happened on the link below a few days ago looking for info on end grain turning. Really concise, but some good info.
http://www.carolinamountainwoodturners.org/martel/martel2.html
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Gary Ljostad
>Here is a link. You will need Quicktime to view the vidio.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=www.
Re: lampshades
Tony Costine
>yeah, that would be the link I posted.
Thank you to all - Very Helpful
Rusty
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Jim Eddy
>I make wood lamps and shades. Being a woodworker who also turns, my shades are a mix of bent laminations, turned parts, inlay, fiberglass reinforced veneer and mica plate.
Jim Eddy
My Web Page
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Dave MacLuskie
>Those are really impressive Jim! I particularly like that Aurora one. The write it makes it sound like the shade is mica, but it looks round. Is it really bent mica? Sure looks great, whatever it is.
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Jimbo13
>Jim,
I'd really be interested in what you do to the veneer for the shades. Love the effect with the birds eye maple!
Gidday,
Jim
Beautiful!
Jennifer@Indy.USA
>Hi Jim,
Just visited your website. What beautiful things you make. A treat for the eye....and I'm sure a delight to have in the home.
Jennifer