Napkin Ring from japanese maple

Napkin ring

I created a special jig to hold it in the lathe:(inspired by a video by Bob Hamilton: bobham5)

I took an oak cylinder I had turned earlier, drilled a 1″ hole in it and turned the outside diameter to 1 1/2″ to match the the inside diameter of the napkin ring to be.

 

on the band saw I cut four slots to make it into an expansion jig (expanded by the live center on the tail piece)

 

and then chose a scrap of japanese maple left over from the turning of the japanese maple bowl and drilled a 1 1/2″ hole in it.

Trimmed it on the band saw and mounted and turned it on the expansion jig

 I finished it with beeswax and carnauba wax.

 

 

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