Aluminum anyone? Ok so I got bored today. All done on a wood lathe by hand with regular wood turning tools. Came out ok I guess. Was fun, Hope you like

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Sweet! I like... one question... I've done chainmail using aluminum rings and it has a nasty habit of oxidizing and making your skin black... I've also done some using "bright aluminum" which didn't seem to have that habit. I'm assuming that "bright aluminum" is some type of aluminum alloy that resist oxidation. What kind of aluminum is this?Bill (in OK)Comment
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Uhmmm, Cheap home depot stock, lol Not sure what there stock is. I did seal it though. using some stuff for aluminum wheels.Dave in Michigan
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yeah they are sharp, but didnt really cause me any problems. I just took a little off at a time so the shavings did not get to long.Dave in Michigan
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Well that’s pretty neat and a good job too!
Just a little to strait grained for me though
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How did you get the grain to pop like that?
Very nice. I have been thinking about doing one of those. I have had experience routing and cutting aluminum with my miter saw and it cuts pretty easy. Just got to take it slow. I would imagine turning would be the same.
Scott
"The Laminate Flooring Benchtop Guy"
Edmonds WA

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