- Business meeting
- Demonstrator Charles Farrar from North Carolina – see charlesfarrar.com
- Example pieces
- Another example of hammered wood
- Slide show of some of Charles’s work
- His Nichols lathe
- Textured – with “Swoosh” finial
- Hammered wood
- Leather texture
- Scalloped edge bowl
- “ET”
- Black coral ” Swoosh” finial
- All pyrography
- Project 1 – hollowform shaping and hollowing
- Stabilized scraper for hollowing
- Replaceable carbide tip tool for hollowing – stabilized
- Closeup of carbide insert
- Negative rake scraper for hollowing
- Small tool at top is skew from 1/4″ round stock
- Drive center from found object (rubber dog toy?)
- Cutting band to be textured
- Project 3: Texturing
- Proxxon carver/angle grinder $155
- Project 3 – Carving “hammer” marks with carbide burr
- Mastercarver Micro-pro carver $200
- Various carving burrs
- Project 4: Collar and lid. Collar with competing texture not recommended – Charles likes African Blackwood – not Wenge
- Transferring diameter of opening to collar
- Parting off collar
- Hollowform with collar fitted
- Center finder
- Shaping the top lid that will hold the finial or swoosh
- The collar and lid should conform to the curve of the body
- Cleaning up the base
- Finished collar and lid
- Finished small base
- Project 5: Coloring – first blacken with leather dye. Then dab on acrylic paint (here green)
- Highlight with lighter color applied with popsicle stick
- And highlight with metallic paint
- Examples of products used
- Project 6: “Scandinavian” open bowl
- Shaping exterior
- Hollowing with gouge – no special hollowing tools
- Finishing bowl foot
- Final bowl shape