Harvesting Turned Autumn Pumpkin Box
by Alan Stratton on Friday, November 15th, 2024 | 1 Comment
This project is a great multi-axis box in the form of a pumpkin.
The twist is that the lines on the pumpkin continue into the lid, thus integrating the lid and base portions.
This wood is honey locust which has a great color and grain. However, it is so hard and brittle that I would recommend a more friendly wood such as cherry.
The box is spherical and based on the octagon method for turning spheres.
The box is about 4 inches round plus a stem carved from sapele. All finished with shellac.
Enjoy.
Interesting technique with glueing the lid in position to turn the overall shape Alan. Thanks.
Peter in the UK