What are all those little colorful popsicle sticks in the left of the photo for??
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Lol, I didn’t even notice those. My attention was completely absorbed by the slabs of pretty plywood.
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He made his own spectraply by pressing a bunch of popsicle sticks together, then made a knack out of it. I thought it was sick, but not sure what happened to it. Can’t find the pics for the life of me.
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I really want it. Like he could have just done this and still sold every single one. Did you decide on keeping it, @Glenacius_K ?
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I still have it somehere, but it isn’t great. After a few days some of the popsticks decidided to shrink which is weird.
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The picture above of the popstick KNack gives you a good idea of what the colour patterns will look like on the Spectraply. Check out the face; four layers are showing, so the SpectraPly KNacks will have a target board kind of look.
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I’m not sure yet. I think I like it.
I understand why Colin of TMBR orients the ply the way he does. It makes for a more consistent turning experience between the ply and epoxy. The way I’ve done it is more challenging.
This one will.turn out a perfect weight; about 49.5g.
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I know I’ve told you before but…
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Do you like the orientation of the grain? Like the rings along the profile and target board face?
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Absolutely! Looks great👍
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Looks good 
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I REALLY like it. But if it’s difficult enough, I’m sure the other direction would also look just as nice.
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You think you like it? Well, I know I do!
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Yeah, I like that look a lot. It also makes the Spinworthy unique, which I think is a great selling point.
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Can’t wait to see how the red/yellow turns out, I’m definitely going to need one of these. So cool!
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Having started turning the second half, I’m getting a better feel for it now. It’s not that tricky after all. I just need to be a bit more aggressive with my cuts.
I heard other woodturners say that it’s exactly the same as turning a regular piece of wood, but that’s not true, it’s different.
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There are some changes that I need to make next time, but it’s made. Slightly wobbly from me not glueing it straight. 
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This one also has an axle glued in with epoxy. It’s super solid. No more yoyos coming apart!
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