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Here’s another wearable wooden ring. This one is made up of Narra, Birch, and Walnut layers.
The wood was joined with the grain running perpindicular between layers. The ring was cut out, hand-shaped (no lathe involved), and sanded using increasingly finer grits of sandpaper until smooth to the touch.
Each ring goes through a grain raising process which involves spraying with water, sanding, spraying, sanding with 400 grit paper until the grain no longer raises when exposed to water. This ensures the wood stays smooth when exposed to water later. Especially important in natural oil finishes. (This one was finished with Land Ark penetrating oil.)
-- Frank, Mississippi, http://www.stoutwoodworks.com






























5 comments so far
Junji
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posted 205 days ago
Beautiful ring. I want to try one of these, thank you for the information and the posts.
-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/
FrankLad
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posted 204 days ago
Thanks, Junji! If you do, let me know how it turns out!
-- Frank, Mississippi, http://www.stoutwoodworks.com
Junji
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posted 204 days ago
Yes, sure, I will do so if I can make one.
-- Junji Sugita from Japan, http://tetra.blog12.fc2.com/
a1Jim
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posted 192 days ago
great job
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
Rog
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posted 152 days ago
The more I look at your rings the more I want to make one. Thanks for sharing them with us. Rog
-- Feel the wood and let it tell you what to make of it.