[modeleng] Re: Turning cork

corks for wine bottles I belive are punched from sheet, what about puting it in 
freezer to make it harder then use wood turning chisels.?????? just a thought 
or is it as silly as it sounds.
  Steve C
 
Terry Lane <tel@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  That's what I like to see - a bit of lateral thinkin'


> My advice would be to keep on buying bottles with corks of different
> sizes until you find one that fits.
>
> Hic!
>
> Peter
>
> alan stepney wrote:
> > Has anyone any experience of turning cork.
> >
> > Yesterday I needed to turn a small round "bung".
> > None of my efforts produced a decent finish, and
> > eventually I carved / hacked it out with a craft knife.
> >
> > However, I am sure that it can be turned; after all, corks for bottles
must
> > be made in some way.
> >
> >
> > So, how?
> >
> > Alan Stepney
> >
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