Tools Required:
Pencil
Sharpie fine point permanent marker
Ruler
Blue tape
CA glue – super thin, fast set
5/8” & 1/2” bowl gouges (At least one with as many as you care to bring, all sharpened with a swept back grind and secondary bevel leaving about a 1/8” bevel cutting edge
½” & 3/8” spindle gouges sharpened as 5. (Above)
Calipers to measure box bottom
Hollowing tools for a relatively small box (any type will do as the “box” opening will be relatively large
Bright magnetic 30” adjustable neck lathe lamp such as the Aurora or Super Nova by Woodturners Wonders. (Note: Lamps are provided with the lathes, but have shorter than 30” necks. If you have a long neck version, please bring it.
Sandpaper. (You will NOT be allowed to power sand. Only light hand, touch-up sanding allowed)
Respiratory protection. (Required when Mike is demonstrating his power sanding technique. Recommended for hand sanding)
Full Face Shield
The project will also require a set of #3 jaws. The studio lathes are equipped with Talon chucks and #2 smooth (dovetailed) jaws. If you have a set of #3 Talon jaws (smooth or profiled, profiled preferred) to use, please bring them along. If you have a different chuck (1 1/4"x 8 tpi) with #3 jaws that will work just fine as well. Talon #3 jaws have a compression size of approximately 3" minimum to 4" maximum and an expansion size of about 3 3/8" to 4 3/4".
Regardless, if you enroll, please let Ken know ASAP if you have the aforementioned jaws or a secondary chuck to bring to the workshop or if you need to be supplied with either option. We will work to find what you will need (including hollowing tools) to have a successful workshop.