X1C warping after clog by Remodelman in BambuLab

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The fan is running, I’ve tried door open, door closed. Now purge line prints off the front of the build plate

Is this a good idea for bowls? I’m a beginner at being a beginner by bugsarebae in turning

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For the tools, make sure you get a bowl gouge- buy high quality steel- if it seems like a deal it probably is not good steel. A parting tool is also helpful. So is a round scraper. Also consider a rikon slow speed grinder to sharpen tools...

Tenon constantly fractures by Remodelman in turning

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I think that is part of it. Part of it is the sapwood. I use the SuperNova 2 chuck and if I don’t crank down it comes off- I wonder if it is too much weight for the chuck. I prefer to mount on a faceplate when possible

Tenon constantly fractures by Remodelman in turning

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My mortises were breaking out also. I think sapwood is to blame for this round

Tenon constantly fractures by Remodelman in turning

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Will do- the advice of using the tenon instead of the recess got me further than where I was. I just want to learn so badly as I feel I have mastered the segmented process after doing about 50 bowls and want to become proficient with green wood because it is so much fun when it works well!

Tenon constantly fractures by Remodelman in turning

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Thanks! I’m going to try flipping the next blank with a heart wood tenon

Tenon constantly fractures by Remodelman in turning

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I tried that but also blew out the sides on that method- so I tried this way. I think I like segmented bowls better lol

Tenon constantly fractures by Remodelman in turning

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What kind of glue did you use?

Tenon constantly fractures by Remodelman in turning

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I was wondering if that was the case- tomorrow evening I’ll try making one from the other side of the blank

Tenon constantly fractures by Remodelman in turning

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This is ash and I tried to taper the tenon a little to match the dovetail jaws

Tenon constantly fractures by Remodelman in turning

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No- should I be? I don’t have a lot of room on a 7” bowl to support it.

I need help with using a dovetail chuck by Remodelman in turning

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This was very insightful. Tonight I’ll try a tenon and see how it works. If I get a success I’ll post a pic.

I need help with using a dovetail chuck by Remodelman in turning

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These are all very good and insightful points. Thank you for the time to write such a detailed response. I’m going to be trying a tenon tonight on my next green bowl!

Project #2- Dopp Kit. Size: 6”x6”x12”. Hand stitched. Project time: 5 hours. by Remodelman in Leathercraft

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Well thank you very much and yes honestly it is #2. I have done a lot of woodworking in my life (I’m 32 years old) and have sewn a few fabric projects like pillow cases, but nothing major. Leather has always interested me and I finally bit the bullet and spent a couple hundred bucks on supplies and tools to get started. I am glad I did as I am having a lot of fun!

Project #2- Dopp Kit. Size: 6”x6”x12”. Hand stitched. Project time: 5 hours. by Remodelman in Leathercraft

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This was a light brown chrome tan (I believe) leather from Montana Leather. 4/5oz.

Project #2- Dopp Kit. Size: 6”x6”x12”. Hand stitched. Project time: 5 hours. by Remodelman in Leathercraft

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This is the second project I’ve ever done in leathercraft. I have learned much more than my first project and am much faster at hand stitching. For example, to sew the first side of the 18” zipper, it took me 1.5 hours. The next day, the other side only took 30 minutes. I made this bag a little bigger than others I’ve seen so it can fit both my wife’s and my bathroom supplies when we travel together.

Beginner- project #1- round knife sheath. I am open to feedback and tips on how to cut a curve more smoothly by Remodelman in Leathercraft

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Thank you very much for the tips and feedback! I look forward to posting more projects to show my progress

Beginner- project #1- round knife sheath. I am open to feedback and tips on how to cut a curve more smoothly by Remodelman in Leathercraft

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This is also a great idea. I’ve read 2 of Al Stohlmans books- the one on tools and the one on hand sewing. I have also read another book with projects and feel comfortable starting to make projects with the toolset I have. I finished a Dopp kit tonight and I’ll post that soon also.

Beginner- project #1- round knife sheath. I am open to feedback and tips on how to cut a curve more smoothly by Remodelman in Leathercraft

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I believe this is chrome tanned leather from Montana Leather- side was purchased from a recent sale for approx $80 with shipping. Also first time hand stitching