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  1. 4th March 2011, 11:20 AM #1
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    Default New Multiwood Bowl

    Here is my new bowl made from 19mm Poplar Plywood, 3 mm Padauk and 9.5mm Pine. The bowl was cut on a 29 degree left side down for each ring and then sanded. The bowl was sealed with Tung Oil.


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    Kinda interesting! So was it turned?
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    Quote Originally Posted by tea lady View Post
    Kinda interesting! So was it turned?
    Actually no a lathe was not used. I cut 4 rings with a 29 degree angle left side down on my scroll saw table then glued them together.


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    Oh right! So lots of sanding then!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tea lady View Post
    Oh right! So lots of sanding then!
    If you get the angle right they fit pretty good and you have only a little sanding to smooth between the rings. I have a foam backed sander that I use and that cuts down drastically on the hand sanding. With a bit of practice and a bit of imagination you can make some really wonderful bowls, vases and boxes using this technique.

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    This is again very nice,DW.May be I can try this technique sometime later.Thanks for the details and sharing them with us.
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    Hi,
    There is a very good book which deals with these types of bowls
    "Wooden Bowls from the Scrollsaw", by Carole Rothman. I first saw it at my local library.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hawkinob View Post
    Hi,
    There is a very good book which deals with these types of bowls
    "Wooden Bowls from the Scrollsaw", by Carole Rothman. I first saw it at my local library.
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    Yes, I have the book and have used the techniques in it to make my bowls. I highly recommend the book to add to your pattern library if you have not done so.

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    Great work DW another great bowl. You are the bowl master.

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    Bowl looks great DW
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    Thumbs up

    Commented before but the computer and/or internet is playing up and things seem to get lost!!

    Great work. It has me intrigued!!
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