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After turning an eight point star inspired a few weeks ago, I had a another thought about how to turn a star yet another way. I was not sure it could be successful. However, I decided to try.

Previously I have:
- Turned a sphere and added finials;
- Turned a cube into a star using a specific, custom jig;
- Turned a cube into a star using a pen mandrel centered on faces, then adding finials;
- Turned a cube into a star using a pen mandrel centered on faces but with much deeper coves, then adding finials;
- And now, turn a cube into a star using the corners of the cube. Could I add finials???

I am now wondering where else my star quest can go.

Here are the previous videos
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Turning Multi Axis Eight Point Star With Jig
   • Turning Multi Axis Eight Point Star W...  
Turning 8 Point 3 Axis Star Ornament - No Jig Required
   • Turning 8 Point 3 Axis Star Ornament ...  
Turning 8 Point 3 Axis Star - Best Yet
   • Turning 8 Point 3 Axis Star - Best Yet  

The Drive Centers
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https://www.printables.com/model/8240...

What do you think about the differences in the process? Which do you prefer?

Enjoy.

p.s. If you would like a more in depth demonstration than my weekly videos, please contact me for an IRD (Zoom Demo) on this or other topics.

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