Lathe Turnings This woodworkers list of woodworking plans features a collection of construction projects for building various projects for your home or cottage that any moderately skilled do-it-yourselfer can build. The woodworking information found on these sites

Lathe Turnings

Lathe Turnings

This woodworkers list of woodworking plans features a collection of construction projects for building various projects for your home or cottage that any moderately skilled do-it-yourselfer can build. The woodworking information found on these sites range in quantity and quality. Please contact individual web sites if you have questions about those woodworking projects.

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Tree And Snowman Earrings

Aren't these tree and snowman earrings fun!! This project requires a lathe but would be great for gift giving. Follow along at the link and make a few pairs for friends and family.

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free plans
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Instructables
Bowl From Scrap Plywood

This 3-point scrap plywood bowl is quite beautiful but you will need a lathe to make this project. Follow along at the link to see how it all comes together.

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free plans
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Instructables
Turn Glasses Into Vases

Isn't this a smart idea!! Get your lathe tuned up and make these tops to turn drinking glasses into vases. Great for a gift too.

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Instructables
Piggy Bank, Turned

Piggy Bank...makes a neat turning project. The wood stock is maple. Feet are painted black; ears and nostrils are touched with pink. The two front legs fit holes drilled in the body; back legs are cut to conform to curve and are nailed and glued in place, as shown.

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The Woodcrafter
Captive Ring Baby Rattle

This captive ring baby rattle is a project for all you woodturners. You need a lathe to complete this project but just look at the end result. Follow along at the link to see how to do it.

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Instructables
Dolls, Lathe Cut (PDF)

Here is a really nice old-fashion set of lathe turned dolls that are quite easy to make.

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The Woodcrafter
Turned Wooden Bears

Cute right? If you own a lathe and enjoy turning then perhaps this project is for you. You can now turn a set of bears using the free woodworking instructions at the link. The contrasting wood used in these bears makes them awesome.

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Instructables
Inlaid Cup

This plan can be used to construct a simple cup that uses a Segment Design to form a dramatic ring around the cup. Of course, it is not that simple when you consider the total number of pieces involved. The total is 384 pieces if the Segment Design is built from all of its individual parts. It is only 204 pieces if you take advantage of the design to use fewer parts.

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SegmentedTurning
Cat Kitty Condo

This is a project gone wild due to a lathe in the shop. What happens when you try to build what could have been a simple kitty condo in a shop with a new lathe? 18 columns, a total of 158 beads and 19 balls, among other spindle fanciness, highlight the excesses resulting from a near total lack of design control. Let is hope the cats are impressed.

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free plans
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NewWoodworker
Darning Egg

This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing for a turned darning egg. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Not all drawings have the measurements displayed but you can use the measurement tool in SketchUp to easily and accurately determine the dimensions of each lumber part. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.

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Google 3D Warehouse
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Finials

This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing of a finial to be used on a headboard or footboard. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Not all drawings have the measurements displayed but you can use the measurement tool in SketchUp to easily and accurately determine the dimensions of each lumber part. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.

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free plans
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Google 3D Warehouse
Table Legs, Turning

FIRST, turn a prototype leg. Place your prototype leg directly behind the blank for each final leg. By sighting along the upper horizons of both pieces, you will simplify the process of repeating specific shapes.

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WoodTurningLearn
Cup, Simple

Diagram only with dimensional information. I thought the Inlaid Cup was a little bit much as my first project using Segment Designs, so I simplified it, constructed it, and you can see the result...

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free plans
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SegmentedTurning
Plate and Bowls - Wooden Place Setting

Courtesy of Hands On, Nov/Dec 1980 - For most of us, it was our first woodworking project - turning a bowl on a lathe. But afterwards we went on to bigger and better things, and forgot about that simple bowl that once had us basking in the glory of our own accomplishment.

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Shopsmith
Hat and Coat Rack

If you have a lathe and want a new project, perhaps this hat and coat rack combo is for you.

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CraftsmanSpace
Pattern - Bun foot (PDF)

Australian Woodsmith is a practical magazine for all woodworkers. From Issue 21. (Australia)

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free plans
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AustralianWoodsmith
Wood-Handled 4-in-1 Screwdriver, Turn a

Secure the blank in your scroll chuck with the grain running parallel to the lathe bed. Use your drill chuck in your tailstock to drill a 16mm hole 1 inches deep in your blank. Next,...

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free plans
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Highland Woodworking
Birch Vase

Turn a birch vase by following along with these instructions. Be sure at the end of page 1 to click on -next- to continue to follow along.

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free plans
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AroundTheWoods
Captive Ring Baby Rattle

Follow along at the link to see how to make a captive ring baby rattle on the lathe.

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free plans
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WoodGears
Wooden Spoon

Ever thought of turning your own wooden spoons? At the bottom of the page at the link, be sure to click on the NEXT button to continue the process.

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free plans
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AroundTheWoods
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Turn a Platter

This platter was turned from walnut and measures about 14 inches in diameter. You only need 4 turning tools for this project. The blank was about 1 1/2 inches thick. Follow along at the link to see how it was turned.

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PopularWoodworking
Chip and Dip Platter

Brush up on your segmented turnings skills and create this beautiful party platter, time to serve up something special!

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ExtremeHowTo
Flower Pot

Our house is like a cabin in the woods. We are in a commercial district on the edge of town and ten minutes from the malls, but the deer come through the back yard and there is a ruffed grouse who thinks he owns the place, especially a few female ruffed grouse. My wife decided, and rightly so, that plastic planters are out of place here so I decided to turn a couple.

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free plans
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AroundtheWoods
Spitoon

Diagram only with dimensional information. Here is a playful piece borrowed from the old West.

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free plans
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SegmentedTurning
Leg, Turned (PDF)

Australian Woodsmith is a practical magazine for all woodworkers. From Issue 43. Pattern only. (Australia)

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AustralianWoodsmith
Spin Tops On The Lathe

How fun is this!! If you are a woodturner, here are the free instructions to turn a few spin tops on the lathe. For this project a fine-grained wood such as birch, maple or cherry is the best option.

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free plans
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CanadianWoodworking
Table, Pedestal

In the old days the column was turned into the round on a lathe, then the rope design cut with wood rasps and sanded smooth a very time-consuming chore. The Revo makes the chore quick and easy, taking about an hour to complete the column. Search the page for the project.

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free plans
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ExtremeHowTo
Mushrooms, Turning

People like mushrooms. I am not sure why, but they are a steady seller for me at craft fairs. One of the reasons is that I turn a lot of small ones to sell at about $3.00 each.

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free plans
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AroundTheWoods
Jar, Cookie

Diagram only with dimensional information. This, a recent topic of the Whats Up section, is my first plan made entirely with the Segmented Project Planner.

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free plans
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SegmentedTurning
Lathe Tool Handles

I love how a custom handle feels and works in MY hands: fit to my grip, my turning style, and a length that gives me proper leverage.

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free plans
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WoodTurningLearn
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