CUSTOMER GALLERY
Wood and Resin 'Eye ball'
This amazing eyeball was made by woodturner Jamie using a piece of yew about 4 inches in Diameter. The resin part of the project consists of 3 different pours, with each being coloured layer being left to cure and then drilled out before the next colour is poured in and then the process repeated.
Once fully cured, Jamie turned the blank into shape on the lathe and finally flatted and polished up to the beautiful shine.
Thanks for sharing your work with us Jamie!
ABOUT JAMIE MCCHEYNE WOOD TURNING
Jamie is a young woodworker who started turning bowls on a lathe at the tender age of 12 and has since progressed to casting blanks by incorporating epoxy resin alongside the wood.
At 16, Jamie is our youngest creator published in the GlassCast Gallery and now works mostly on custom projects.
CONTACT INFORMATION
| @jamiemccheynewoodturning |
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ABOUT JAMIE MCCHEYNE WOOD TURNING
Jamie is a young woodworker who started turning bowls on a lathe at the tender age of 12 and has since progressed to casting blanks by incorporating epoxy resin alongside the wood.
At 16, Jamie is our youngest creator published in the GlassCast Gallery and now works mostly on custom projects.
CONTACT INFORMATION
| @jamiemccheynewoodturning |
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Please share any questions or comments you may have about this video tutorial.
