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Segmented turning--turning an object from a glued-up blank--allows turners to design and create patterns and visual effects in turned pieces. In addition to design skills, segmented turning demands precise woodworking and turning skills. In Segmented Turning, professional turner Dennis Keeling shows step-by-step all the basic techniques for closed segmented, open segmented, and ornamental segmented turning. He focuses on the fundamentals of accuracy in the three types of construction, as well as the equipment, tools, and materials used for those forms. Keeling also showcases the work of seven other segmented turners, discusses changing technology, and health and safety concerns of working with wood in this way. Following the comprehensive technique instruction are 10 projects that progress in difficulty, from beginner to advanced.At the end of the book, a gallery of inspirational segmented designs provides inspiration. An easy-to-access, photographic guide to the essential techniques for learning closed segmented, open segmented, and ornamental segmented turning. Also, includes 10 projects for both new and advanced segmented turners
Segmented turning offers woodturners a method to create intricate patterns and visual effects by gluing up blanks before shaping them on a lathe. This technique demands both design acumen and precise woodworking skills. Professional turner Dennis Keeling's guide meticulously details the fundamental techniques for closed, open, and ornamental segmented turning, emphasizing accuracy in construction. The book covers essential equipment, tools, and materials, alongside discussions on technological advancements and safety considerations specific to this craft. It also features the work of seven other segmented turners, providing a broader perspective on the art form.
This book is presented as a comprehensive, photographic guide to segmented turning, suitable for both novice and experienced woodturners. Its structured approach, moving from fundamental techniques to practical projects and inspirational galleries, suggests it aims to be a thorough resource for those looking to master this specialized woodworking discipline. The inclusion of expert insights and safety information further positions it as a practical manual for craftspeople.
Page Count:
184
Publication Date:
2012-01-01
ISBN-10:
1600854664
ISBN-13:
9781600854668
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