I had a lot of fun creating candle holders. I did discover that not all tea lights are created equall. I had the stands all finished and them opened a new pack of tea lights to put in them to discover they did not fit. So I had to put them back on the lathe and make the holes bigger and refinish. Luckly finishing on the lathe is a lot quicker than on furniture.
Now I am looking forward to turning some legs.
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Nice turnings, I like the dual use. What was the max diameter tea light you have found so far? You might want to edit your post and replace bowel with bowl. :-)
I started with a 4x4x4 blank so the max diameter is just less than that. The tea light I started with was 1.5in but I had to increase it by about 1/16 for the new lights.
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Nice turnings, I like the dual use. What was the max diameter tea light you have found so far? You might want to edit your post and replace bowel with bowl. :-)
I started with a 4x4x4 blank so the max diameter is just less than that. The tea light I started with was 1.5in but I had to increase it by about 1/16 for the new lights.
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