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 756 viewsA delicate touch is needed here. Remove all excess leaving just a nub. That will be removed by hand.Jan 13, 2012
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 718 viewsreverse on jam chuck and turn away excess and form the foot. The vessel can be sanded now. After it dries, more hand sanding will be required.Jan 13, 2012
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 755 viewscheck the fit of the female ring, epoxy in place.Jan 13, 2012
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 733 viewsBoth pieces trimmed to length and ready.Jan 13, 2012
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 769 viewsFemale fitting has been reversed and ready to have excess removed.Jan 13, 2012
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 813 viewsExcess has been removed from the male part.Jan 13, 2012
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 749 viewsSecure the female fitting in the chuck to hold the male fitting for trimming.Jan 13, 2012
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 806 viewsI use common PVC fittings for making my threads.Jan 13, 2012
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 820 viewsLazer on tip. Would normally be positioned the wall thickness away from cutter.Jan 13, 2012
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 791 viewsLazer showing position of cutting tip.Jan 13, 2012
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 843 viewsHollowing system in place.Jan 13, 2012
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 749 viewsEven if I have to leave for a few minutes, the piece is covered in plastic to retard drying.Jan 13, 2012
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