Woodturning Trembling Trembleur
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
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I saw a couple of trembleurs in the instant gallery at the AAW symposium in Portland, Oregon. And, then, Eli Avisera did a demonstration that was very informative. The only significant difference between Eli's process and mine is that I cheated and turned the trembleur from a round dowel instead of square stock. In my experience dowels have fairly straight grain which is perfect for a trembleur.
Size: about 12 inches long. Main shaft is about 1/8 inch. Started with 1/2 inch dowel.
My disk is mounted to an arbor from Little Machine Shop that I have had for some time.
There are several MT2 arbors to choose from. If I were starting over, I'd look first at the first one on this list.
Arbor, Drill Chuck 2MT Tang to 3/8"-24 Thread
littlemachineshop.com/product...
Arbor, Drill Chuck 2MT Short to 33JT
littlemachineshop.com/product...
Arbor, Drill Chuck 2MT Short to 2JT
littlemachineshop.com/product...
Arbor, Drill Chuck 2MT Standard to 33JT
littlemachineshop.com/product...
Enjoy.
p.s. If you would like a more in depth demonstration than my weekly videos, please contact me for an IRD (Zoom Demo) on this or other topics.
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Wow what a amazing Idea and peace of work. You have such a gentle touch. Thanks Tim
You're welcome
Alan
Alan, this is an outstanding piece of work. I love the steady rest. Quite innovative. The results are beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and continue to stay safe. Thanks to your reminders I know I will.🙂🙂 Looking forward to meeting you at SWAT.
Glad you enjoyed it. I'll be there.
Alan
Thanks, Alan! As always, your imaginative solutions are a joy to watch.
Glad you like them!
Alan
Thank you for sharing Alan👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎😎
Very welcome Alan
Alan
Great job. I like this string steady much better than most of them that I’ve seen. I can’t turn one very long because of the short length of my lathe, but what you’ve shown is fully doable. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome Doug
Alan
Pretty cool method Alan. I was at the AAW as well but missed this demo.
Gary
No worries - I hope to have done it justice.
Alan
My friend Jan Pennel turned one 2.4m or 8ft long. She was an amazing woman. ❤
Definitely a sight to be seen.
Alan
Nice, Alan. That string steady was a great idea. I don't think starting with a dowel is cheating. I'm pretty sure you know how to turn a square piece round when you need to lol.
Bill
Yes, I have rounded a couple of pieces. :)
Alan
Enjoyed that thanks. I was expecting the off centre scoop that I saw on Instagram yesterday, but see that I missed that a few days ago. That's next on my viewing list.
I noticed that you were using the skew ""toe down", which is something I still have to learn. All of the teaching videos (that I have found at least) show "toe up" turning, so what's the best way to go about learning to turn "toe down" with a skew?
A more frugal way to make the string steady is to fit it directly onto your partly extended tailstock quill. This also has the advantage of being able to pass a few inches of the spindle inside the quill and gain a few inches in maximum length.
Toe down - Toe up - Whatever is best for the cut. I am not a bigot.
Great tip on the steady. Thanks
Alan
Thanks for the ideas and the inspiration Allan. Would you share the type of chuck/jaws you are using?
My base chuck is Vicmarc VM120. I prefer deep shark jaws but for this video they were long nose jaws.
Alan
Excellent work and Like the dowel idea. Do you have an stl file of the 3D printed string steady you can share?
In the description.
Alan