What does "not blank" mean (wood turning)

Mar 11, 2011 2 Replies
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Nick

'm fairly sure this means it's a lump of timber as it was cut from the tree. IE unprepared. A blank is normally a piece of wood that can be mounted on the lathe with little, or no, preparation. HTH Good luck Nick.

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Just wondered what this "not blank" means?

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'm fairly sure this means it's a lump of timber as it was cut from the tree. IE unprepared. A blank is normally a piece of wood that can be mounted on the lathe with little, or no, preparation. HTH Good luck Nick.

I think it's just so that anyone searching for "turning blank" finds it, and might be interested. "Not X" is a common technique on Ebay.

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