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LesB
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Turned salt cellar box
Another lathe project but I haven't seen one like it on this site so I though I would add it for those looking for new ideas.
This one is Big Leaf Maple the lid is attached using a 1/4" brass pin glued into the lid and then it inserts into a 1/4" brass tube in the bottom so it can rotate open. A pair of magnets hold it in the closed position and on some I have used magnets to hold the scoop in place on the top. The texturing on the side is made with a Dremel tool with a round cutting tip.
For some reason the second photo doesn't show so you need to click on it to view the lid in the unmounted position.
This one is Big Leaf Maple the lid is attached using a 1/4" brass pin glued into the lid and then it inserts into a 1/4" brass tube in the bottom so it can rotate open. A pair of magnets hold it in the closed position and on some I have used magnets to hold the scoop in place on the top. The texturing on the side is made with a Dremel tool with a round cutting tip.
For some reason the second photo doesn't show so you need to click on it to view the lid in the unmounted position.
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That's a good one! First one I've seen with a spoon attached, nice touch.
You can have my girl but don't touch my hat. Lyle Lovett
Wonderful turning Les. the little spoon is a great idea. Using a pin and the magnet works well.
Main Street to the Mountains
very nice my friend.
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Looks great! I like the spoon too!
Ryan/// ~sigh~ I blew up another bowl. Moke told me "I made the inside bigger than the outside".
Cleaver lid mechanism, probably snaps into the perfect closed position.
Spoon idea is a good one, perfect combo Les!
Spoon idea is a good one, perfect combo Les!
The spoon makes it, might need to borrow that at some point down the road.
Main Street to the Mountains
Thanks everyone. I made several of these a while back and the cooks just love them.
They were finished with a salad bowl finish from General. Very hard and durable.
They were finished with a salad bowl finish from General. Very hard and durable.
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