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You can’t see the bowl in the first picture? Check out the other pictures. This is my third such bowl. A great way to use leftover (or miscut) pieces of nice woods.
This one has six different woods.
The leftovers were glued up into a roughly 12” square.
This was cut in half.
Concentric circles were drawn on the blank taped back together about 7/8” apart. A bandsaw set at 45 degrees was used to cut along the lines. The two halves of each circle were glued together and the circles stacked to give the rough bowl form.
The form was finished on the lathe.
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jockmike2
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#1 posted 1132 days ago
I have lots of off cuts like that. How about a tutorial on how you do that? Actually it looks like my cutting boards, the first picture I mean. LOL
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John Gray
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#2 posted 1132 days ago
Beautiful job!!!!
I agree with jockmike2, how about a tutorial?
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Cozmo35
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#3 posted 1132 days ago
tutorial , tutorial , tutorial !
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Dick, & Barb Cain
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#4 posted 1132 days ago
Very nice,
It’s fun to see what comes out of a glue up like that.
GOOD LUCK!!!!
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michelletwo
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#5 posted 1132 days ago
wow ..hard to believe it turns out so well. I saw one you posted awile back & liked it too. Great job
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sedcokid
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#6 posted 1132 days ago
I agree with the first three, I would like to see a tutorial too… ;) You have done an excellent job putting this all together, what type of finish did you use? I Love It!!
The SedcoKid
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sawdustcreater
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#7 posted 1132 days ago
sweet dude I know how much patience this takes as i too have done segmented bowls and man every little mistake shows up. Yours looks great don’t look like you made any of those mistakes. Give us tutorial on how you do it and maybe my next one will look like that. Kepp the chips flying. God Bless
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Woodwrecker
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#8 posted 1132 days ago
Now you did it .
Such a nice project begs for a tutorial.
(That is as soon as you accumulate more colorful off-cuts…lol)
Nice job !
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#9 posted 1131 days ago
Simply stunning ! There’s nothing more to say …....just simply stunning!
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ND2ELK
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#10 posted 1131 days ago
Very nice. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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MShort
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#11 posted 1125 days ago
cool !!!!
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DaddyZ
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#12 posted 1118 days ago
Nery cool design !!
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Kerux
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#13 posted 1117 days ago
So far the winner in my book. You kept to the rules, a bunch of scraps glue and wood. Nice job!
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#14 posted 1113 days ago
Truly amazing! Gluing the blank together must have been like a crazy game of Tetris. Beautiful results! Thank you for posting.
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stefang
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#15 posted 1103 days ago
Very well done and an interesting and colorful bowl to boot. A great way to use scraps if you know how.
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