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0895. PROJECT: STOPPER DIAMONDS 36.pdf
This article will teach you the best-practices method of laminating this particular stopper design. This is a complex, precision two-step lamination that displays 36 "inlaid" diamonds at the top of the finished stopper. It includes photos of finished stoppers, suggestions for variations of stopper blank design, precise sawing instructions and tips, and gluing sequence tips for a trouble-free assembly. You will be able to laminate 11 stopper blanks at one go and have zero waste by following my instructions for using readily available 2" stock. Although the instructions in this article deal with 1.25" x 1.25" stopper blanks specifically, the concepts and instructions could be modified and adapted to larger projects such as duck calls, computer brush handles, rolling pins, pepper grinders, and even lamp bases.
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0895. PROJECT: STOPPER DIAMONDS 36.pdf

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A comprehensive article, featuring step-by-step procedures that I have developed through experience turning Fine ArtForms in Wood Since 1981, the last 15 years as a full-time artisan with woodturning as my only source of income, this PDF *

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