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Put two strips of double-faced tape on the tenon using the method shown in picture 2. The tape should not extend beyond the tenon or it will interfere with the fit. Face off the surface of the stock, leaving it smooth and free from irregularities. The insert in the photo is a hand-painted Russian pin. The fastener has been removed and the back of the pin sanded flat. Due to slight size variation, each pin must be custom fit. The pin has tape on it so it can be held for sizing the recess and checking the fit. Cut the recess with the long point of a skew chisel, then use a V2" square chisel to complete the recess in the manner shown previously in pictures 7 and s. The bottom of the recess should be flat but doesn't require sanding. Sand through the grit sequence of #100, #150, #220, #320 and #400. Apply two coats of lacquer a few minutes apart. Set aside to dry for five to 10 minutes. With the lathe running, use 0000 steel wool and wax to produce a glass smooth finish with a low-gloss sheen. Final polishing is completed using a soft flannel cloth. This method can be used to produce a luster from low to high gloss. The same method is used to glue the floral Russian pin in place. Set aside for several hours, preferably overnight to allow the adhesive to set. PW The mirror can be glued in place with a few spots of silicone adhesive. SUPPLIES Craft Supplies USA s00-551-ss76 or woodturnerscatalog.com Pocket Mirror Kit includes: • 2V4" beveled mirror • Russian lacquer insert • 15" double-faced tape • figured maple blank • felt pocket mirror bag #930-0002, $15.99 postage paid popularwoodworking.com I 55 |
