This section is from the book "Art And Education In Wood-Turning", by William W. Klenke. Also available from Amazon: Art And Education In Wood-Turning.
The working out of this problem, Plate XXXI, is merely a repetition of the foregoing problems. The stand is turned like the base of a candlestick, the top cup the same as the button box of the above problem, and the dish is the same as the collar box, except that it is rechucked to clean up the bottom side. To make the dish more beautiful, it is a good idea to build up the bottom of segments, all coming to a point, instead of building it of three pieces of wood as explained above.

Plate XXXI.
 
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