Rings from the scrap bin. Wenge, Bubinga, Padauk, Bloodwood, Yellowheart.with Four to Six layers of different veneers glued between. CA finish with a coat of wax.
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rance
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#1 posted 336 days ago
Some nice rings there. Nice variety.
Shaped by hand I assume? Or was it on the lathe?
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#2 posted 336 days ago
Very nice rings. Do you sell them?.............Jim
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#3 posted 336 days ago
Nice work. I have done a couple and they really test your skill an patience. Well done.
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#4 posted 336 days ago
Nice range of colors!
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#5 posted 335 days ago
Very nice, they look great
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#6 posted 335 days ago
Very nice looking Rings! I like the color choices!
Like Rance said, how were they done? Hand or lathe?
Like Jim said! Do you sell them?
Thanks for posting.
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RKaste
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#7 posted 335 days ago
Very nice. How are they done?
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#8 posted 335 days ago
excellent craftsmanship
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cmw
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#9 posted 335 days ago
Thanks for all the great comments. These were turned on a lathe on a tapered dowel in a drill chuck after i sized the inside first on four jaw chuck to size 7.5 &8.Keep chisels sharp because they will fly apart especially on woods like Wenge .These will be gifted.Does anyone know how much rings like this sell for?
WoodenFrog
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#10 posted 335 days ago
Hi, CMW! Rings sell for various prices, Search Wooden rings or wooden finger rings and a lot will come up.
The Bentwood rings sell for more than the lamination style does, The bentwood take longer and are harder to make.
Franklad(Stoutwoodworks) is a fellow LJ member and he used to make both kinds, now he makes only the bentwood style. Also Touchwood rings(Bentwood) are really nice rings, they are both worth a look!
As for prices check out Etsy, a lot of people sell rings on that site.
I have never sold any of mine only gifted them,Thanks for the info and for sharing.
-- Robert B. Sabina, Ohio.....
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