George Vondriska teaches you how to use a paper joint for your bowl turning. A WoodWorkers Guild of America (WWGOA) original video.
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Can you show turning with this joint and the removal of the joint at the end of the turning? What happens to the nail?
If you search for “turning with paper joint” on the WWGOA home page you will find lots of content on this subject. The nail is removed before turning. It’s just used to register the center of the dummy board onto the center of your bowl blank before you clamp them together.
-Paul
Woodworkers Guild of America
Does the paper make it easier to separate the backer from the blank? Is there any special method to remove the disc?
Hi Brian. Yes, that is the idea. You can use a chisel to separate the backer from the blank after the bowl is complete.
Thanks
Paul-WWGOA
Ticket 19615 I appeared as though George had doubled the brown paper placed between the pieces of wood. Is this the case, or was it a single layer?
Dear Brian,
Thank you for contacting us. In regards to your question-
A paper joint is formed by a single layer of brown paper bag and a layer of glue on each side of the bag.
Sincerely,
Paul
Woodworkers Guild of America Video Membership
can i use this paper joint on any kind of hard wood?
can it be any size of wood or just use on small blanks ?
Hi Luis. This approach can work on most species of dry domestic hardwood. You might want to use a different approach for imported oily woods or green wood. Paul