ply/walnut bowl

Cool!
What glue?

Cool! What did you finish it with?

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Just love it….I will have to do one like….truly cool as can be.

Thanks for sharing

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That’s really neat! Do you just use baltic birch ?

this is awesome!

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Very interesting, I like the look very much.

-- Kelly, woodworker under construction

Very cool design, Bill…..............Jim

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Who knew you could turn plywood? I like it.

-- Don, Royersford, PA

Thanks for sharing this. I have not done much turning and the idea of using plywood or even other cuts-off and laminating them together to make an interesting pattern and a blank for turning is useful. I’ll never get rid of my cut-offs now. I knew they would be usefull. great project. Thanks

-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario

Amazing… Now time to get back on the lathe and give it a try!!

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Sweet! Thanks for the process photos too.

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It looks really cool.

I’ve done 90 degree glue joints like that before. They tend to fail over time. Yours may stand a better chance being they are in plywood (less movement). I sure hope they hold.

Regardless, very cool.

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that looks amazing

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Sorry for taking so long to answer questions. I thought I had but must have not hit “send”! Thanks for all the comments.

Glue: Tite bond II
materials: Batlic birch ply scraps and a “cracky” piece of walnut
Finish: I think it was Mylands sanding sealer then the polish. But honestly, It may have just been wipe on poly.

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