Posted by admin | Posted in Uncategorized | Posted on 08-02-2005
Tags: exotic, figured turning blanks, figured turning stock, hardwood, lumber, wood, woodworking
Figured Turning
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 Wood Drying Kiln Plans  US $25.00
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 Buckeye Burl Highly Figured Pen Blanks 10 pieces BB 6 US $8.50
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 MAPLE OVALs Assortment box 12 4 US $9.95
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 Ebony Lumber 3 x 18 TURNING BLANK NICE FIGURE US $90.00
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 Ebony Lumber 4 PIECE 1 TURNING BLANK SET US $35.00
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 Ebony Lumber 5 PIECES LOG MATCHED QUARTER SAWN US $125.00
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 Cherry Domestic Hardwood Pen Blanks 2645 US $15.00
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 Maple Hardwood Turning Blank 2107 US $12.00
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 BLACK WALNUT TEAK PADUAK BUBINGA Assortment box filled FULL 10 4 US $24.95
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 Black Walnut Highly Figured Pen Blanks 10 pieces DD 6 US $.99
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 Beautiful Figured Elm Wood Turning Blank ELM82 US $5.25
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 Beautiful Figured Pistachio Wood Turning Blank PIT12 US $5.25
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 Dry Fiddleback Bastogne Walnut Rifle Gunstock Blank US $26.08
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 Beautiful Figured Elm Wood Turning Blank ELM81 US $4.99
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 10 X 3 FIGURED SILVER MAPLE WOOD TURNING BOWL BLANK LATHE LUMBER BLOCK US $7.99
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 Figured Spanish Cedar pen blanks wood turning inlay US $12.95
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 Sorby 1 1 8 No 6 wood carving gouge US $11.50
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 Ebony Lumber 12 PIECE PEN BLANK SET US $24.00
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 Turning Wood Maple burl pen blanks Look US $9.95
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 NEW SORBY 3 4 NO 7 WOOD CARVING GOUGE US $1.29
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 FLAME flaming box elder burl turning pen blanks wood crafts A US $10.00
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 black line spalted snakewood maple spalt turning bowl blank wood A US $10.00
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 NEW SORBY 1 2 No 7 WOOD CARVING GOUGE US $15.50
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| home repair advice |
how do i make a stick figure turn around?
i am trying to make a flipbook, and the "characters" are too small to draw faces on them, and the only thing i can think of is to turn their feet around, but if i do that, they will turn around instantaneously, and i dont want that! it wont look as good if people are turning around all willy-nilly! is there a site or something that shows?
The best way would be to not draw them straight up and down.
Maybe arch the backs alittle bit, bend them at the knees, or have there arms facing the same way, then slowly rotate them as the pages turn.
