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Parquetry Lazy Susan 1 of 6

Jasmine Wellings

Jasmine Wellings
Year 11
St Peters Catholic College, Tuggerah, NSW
Teacher: Michael Wellings, Industrial Technology

Northern box, spotted gum, Tas oak, European beech, Pacific maple, walnut edge tape, MDF base, Lazy Susan spinning mechanism
500mm dia x 20mm thick

The aim of this project was to design and construct a lazy susan using parquetry techniques to show the qualities and characteristics of a range of contrasting timbers. I decided to push myself in designing a completely curved geometrical design, avoiding any straight lines. I used a compass to get these curves as close to being the same as possible. The individual pieces were cut and shaped using the template I drew on the MDF base. I then had to adjust some components by shaping on the various sanders in order to produce the high quality fit and finish as seen in the pictures.

Photos: Jasmine Wellings, Michael Wellings

Parquetry Lazy Susan 2 of 6

Jasmine Wellings

Jasmine Wellings
Year 11
St Peters Catholic College, Tuggerah, NSW
Teacher: Michael Wellings, Industrial Technology

Northern box, spotted gum, Tas oak, European beech, Pacific maple, walnut edge tape, MDF base, Lazy Susan spinning mechanism
500mm dia x 20mm thick

The aim of this project was to design and construct a lazy susan using parquetry techniques to show the qualities and characteristics of a range of contrasting timbers. I decided to push myself in designing a completely curved geometrical design, avoiding any straight lines. I used a compass to get these curves as close to being the same as possible. The individual pieces were cut and shaped using the template I drew on the MDF base. I then had to adjust some components by shaping on the various sanders in order to produce the high quality fit and finish as seen in the pictures.

Photos: Jasmine Wellings, Michael Wellings

Parquetry Lazy Susan 3 of 6

Jasmine Wellings

Jasmine Wellings
Year 11
St Peters Catholic College, Tuggerah, NSW
Teacher: Michael Wellings, Industrial Technology

Northern box, spotted gum, Tas oak, European beech, Pacific maple, walnut edge tape, MDF base, Lazy Susan spinning mechanism
500mm dia x 20mm thick

The aim of this project was to design and construct a lazy susan using parquetry techniques to show the qualities and characteristics of a range of contrasting timbers. I decided to push myself in designing a completely curved geometrical design, avoiding any straight lines. I used a compass to get these curves as close to being the same as possible. The individual pieces were cut and shaped using the template I drew on the MDF base. I then had to adjust some components by shaping on the various sanders in order to produce the high quality fit and finish as seen in the pictures.

Photos: Jasmine Wellings, Michael Wellings

Parquetry Lazy Susan 4 of 6

Jasmine Wellings

Jasmine Wellings
Year 11
St Peters Catholic College, Tuggerah, NSW
Teacher: Michael Wellings, Industrial Technology

Northern box, spotted gum, Tas oak, European beech, Pacific maple, walnut edge tape, MDF base, Lazy Susan spinning mechanism
500mm dia x 20mm thick

The aim of this project was to design and construct a lazy susan using parquetry techniques to show the qualities and characteristics of a range of contrasting timbers. I decided to push myself in designing a completely curved geometrical design, avoiding any straight lines. I used a compass to get these curves as close to being the same as possible. The individual pieces were cut and shaped using the template I drew on the MDF base. I then had to adjust some components by shaping on the various sanders in order to produce the high quality fit and finish as seen in the pictures.

Photos: Jasmine Wellings, Michael Wellings

Parquetry Lazy Susan 5 of 6

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Jasmine Wellings
Year 11
St Peters Catholic College, Tuggerah, NSW
Teacher: Michael Wellings, Industrial Technology

Northern box, spotted gum, Tas oak, European beech, Pacific maple, walnut edge tape, MDF base, Lazy Susan spinning mechanism
500mm dia x 20mm thick

The aim of this project was to design and construct a lazy susan using parquetry techniques to show the qualities and characteristics of a range of contrasting timbers. I decided to push myself in designing a completely curved geometrical design, avoiding any straight lines. I used a compass to get these curves as close to being the same as possible. The individual pieces were cut and shaped using the template I drew on the MDF base. I then had to adjust some components by shaping on the various sanders in order to produce the high quality fit and finish as seen in the pictures.

Photos: Jasmine Wellings, Michael Wellings

Parquetry Lazy Susan 6 of 6

Jasmine Wellings

Jasmine Wellings
Year 11
St Peters Catholic College, Tuggerah, NSW
Teacher: Michael Wellings, Industrial Technology

Northern box, spotted gum, Tas oak, European beech, Pacific maple, walnut edge tape, MDF base, Lazy Susan spinning mechanism
500mm dia x 20mm thick

The aim of this project was to design and construct a lazy susan using parquetry techniques to show the qualities and characteristics of a range of contrasting timbers. I decided to push myself in designing a completely curved geometrical design, avoiding any straight lines. I used a compass to get these curves as close to being the same as possible. The individual pieces were cut and shaped using the template I drew on the MDF base. I then had to adjust some components by shaping on the various sanders in order to produce the high quality fit and finish as seen in the pictures.

Photos: Jasmine Wellings, Michael Wellings

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17 December 2016