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Cut in with your parting tool and calipers to leave a spot where the ferrule will eventually go.
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With your parting tool, cut down the wood before the ferrule tenon so it is small enough for the ferrule to easily slip over it.
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Now cut a gentle curve of bead and cove from the decoration to the ferrule cut. Follow the picture of the pattern. Either a spindle gouge or a skew works well. If you use a skew this piece will likely not need sanding,
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Back off the tail stock and place the ferrule over the small tenon on the end. I have removed the piece for easy picture taking, but it is not necessary. Make sure the end of the ferrule that is deburred is on first.
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