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Cedric Le Brun-Costes

Cedric Le Brun-Costes
Year 11
Nuriootpa High School, SA
Teacher: David Vaughan Woodwork Manager

I turned the main leg, the top, the sub-base and the finial on the lathe for my wine table. As a French exchange student, this project was a new thing for me and very challenging because I have never done any woodwork before or any projects like this. I had to make a jig to cut the dovetails to join the feet with the column and the flutes for the column. I also had to make an out board bracket on the side of the lathe to turn bigger piece of timber, like the top.

Wine Table 2 of 5

Cedric Le Brun-Costes

Cedric Le Brun-Costes
Year 11
Nuriootpa High School, SA
Teacher: David Vaughan Woodwork Manager

I turned the main leg, the top, the sub-base and the finial on the lathe for my wine table. As a French exchange student, this project was a new thing for me and very challenging because I have never done any woodwork before or any projects like this. I had to make a jig to cut the dovetails to join the feet with the column and the flutes for the column. I also had to make an out board bracket on the side of the lathe to turn bigger piece of timber, like the top.

Wine Table 3 of 5

Cedric Le Brun-Costes

Cedric Le Brun-Costes
Year 11
Nuriootpa High School, SA
Teacher: David Vaughan Woodwork Manager

I turned the main leg, the top, the sub-base and the finial on the lathe for my wine table. As a French exchange student, this project was a new thing for me and very challenging because I have never done any woodwork before or any projects like this. I had to make a jig to cut the dovetails to join the feet with the column and the flutes for the column. I also had to make an out board bracket on the side of the lathe to turn bigger piece of timber, like the top.

Wine Table 4 of 5

Cedric Le Brun-Costes

Cedric Le Brun-Costes
Year 11
Nuriootpa High School, SA
Teacher: David Vaughan Woodwork Manager

I turned the main leg, the top, the sub-base and the finial on the lathe for my wine table. As a French exchange student, this project was a new thing for me and very challenging because I have never done any woodwork before or any projects like this. I had to make a jig to cut the dovetails to join the feet with the column and the flutes for the column. I also had to make an out board bracket on the side of the lathe to turn bigger piece of timber, like the top.

Wine Table 5 of 5

Cedric Le Brun-Costes

Cedric Le Brun-Costes
Year 11
Nuriootpa High School, SA
Teacher: David Vaughan Woodwork Manager

I turned the main leg, the top, the sub-base and the finial on the lathe for my wine table. As a French exchange student, this project was a new thing for me and very challenging because I have never done any woodwork before or any projects like this. I had to make a jig to cut the dovetails to join the feet with the column and the flutes for the column. I also had to make an out board bracket on the side of the lathe to turn bigger piece of timber, like the top.

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19 December 2015