Turning 8 Point 3 Axis Star - Best Yet
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A few weeks ago, I turned an eight point star inspired by an ornament submitted in last year's Ornament Challenge. From comments, I learned that I did not turn it exactly as they had but close enough.
However, I wanted a star with more pointed rays. So, I am taking the concept a bit further by cutting a deeper cove at each mount. I wanted to see if this would work also.
Did it work?
Here are previous videos
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Turning Multi Axis Eight Point Star With Jig
• Turning Multi Axis Eig...
Turning 8 Point 3 Axis Star Ornament - No Jig Required
• Turning 8 Point 3 Axis...
What do you think about the differences in the process? Which do you prefer?
Enjoy.
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This is a great project thanks. I've been working a lot on turning things involving the platonic solids and it immediately occurs to me that there is a whole new avenue of exploration with platonic stars.
Another very good project from the Stratton shop. Thanks for sharing Alan. Have a great day and stay safe. I will.🙂🙂
Nice star, Alan. The finials are a great touch.
Beautiful star Alan.
That's awesome Alan
I like and will have to try this. Once again will say this l like the fact you show the finished product at the start of the video that way l know if l want to watch the video as it starts
Cool! Thanks!!
I like to project, I started to make one and realized to needed to make some spacers as I re-watched the video I also noticed you used a caliper to measure the center diameter. I would appreciate it if you could let me know what diameter you used when making this star? I don't want to go too small as I work on mine. Thanks for doing these youtube's.