Turning Multi-Axis Plumbing Fittings??

[@jean-louishoules5198]

Thank you Alan for this interesting variation on turning sphere and multiaxis. 🤔👍

[@AsWoodTurns]

Glad you enjoyed it. Alan

[@hfbowerndesigns810]

Now that is a cool idea Allan. Multi axis turning is something that I have to try. Been a fan of Barbara Dill for sometime now. Take care my friend and enjoy the creative process Cheers Harold

[@AsWoodTurns]

She has good ideas. Alan

[@albertdawson6814]

Very nice Alan. I never made a four sided spicket. So I see why you started with a sphere. I make these six sided. Which is do everything you did, but start with a cube. They are definitely fun to turn. Thank you for sharing. Be good

[@AsWoodTurns]

There are multiple ways - all fun.

[@glencrandall7051]

It looks like I may be the first today. Interesting turning. I'm not sure what value they have though. It is an interesting exercise in sphere work. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and as always stay safe. 🙂🙂

[@AsWoodTurns]

First or not - I appreciate your visit. Alan

[@danceswithaardvarks3284]

You have planted another idea into my mind. You have me thinking that I could make a small set based on a rhombic dodecahedron, rather than the octogon, and use them (with dowel spacers) to construct geodesic domes and other architectural structures. Thanks Alan.

[@AsWoodTurns]

Send me a picture. Alan

[@williamellis8993]

Really neat, Alan. The Romans could have used those when all of their plumbing was wooden lol. I also liked the term rotary gouge. Bill

[@AsWoodTurns]

Fun! Alan

[@RubenWoodcraft]

you could cut thread in each end and make a "useless" box out of it

[@AsWoodTurns]

I'm glad it sparked an idea for you. :) Alan