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    Thought you may enjoy this.

    Segmented Walnut and Maple Bowl - YouTube

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    Dunno about Powderpost but it rocked my boat! Good instructional vid too.

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    Yep, love the marching clamps at about 3.30.

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    Thank you Mr Robertson, I have now seen the light and will mend my ways...
    Not to sure about those machines that do their own thing.
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    Thoroughly enjoyed that - very well put together (superfluous pun - purely accidental ) . . . . . . but I REALLY would love to know what sort of botch up caused that big chunk to disappear from the jointer table Wondering if that has anything to do with the helix conversion
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    Quote Originally Posted by TTIT View Post
    Thoroughly enjoyed that - very well put together (superfluous pun - purely accidental ) . . . . . . but I REALLY would love to know what sort of botch up caused that big chunk to disappear from the jointer table Wondering if that has anything to do with the helix conversion
    You know, don't you, that everyone is going to play it again to find it? You mongrel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TTIT View Post
    . . . . . but I REALLY would love to know what sort of botch up caused that big chunk to disappear from the jointer table Wondering if that has anything to do with the helix conversion
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    You know, don't you, that everyone is going to play it again to find it? You mongrel.
    I'll save everyone the trouble and just post a screenshot

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    whoa!! how does that happen

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    Hi All
    Re the bit missing from the jointer.....I am fairly sure that if you go to his web site, he explains it in one of his shop tours.
    I have been following him for a while .....and..... he has way too much time on his hands....but ...one hell of a shed.
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    Wow! Lovely video and bowl. Thanks, .

    Seeing what it takes to make accurate segments, I may never do a segmented piece.

    More likely a full across knife came part way out to bite a chunk out of the jointer. That event probably did not improve the fit of the knives in the head, so add a few or many $$$ and go with the helix.

    I am glad I was not there when that chunk came out. I may have soiled myself.
    So much timber, so little time.

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    Thanx 4 the post . Great stuphph!!

    What about the nicks in the tablesaw blade slot!

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    Wow see I told you that there was workshop fairys that come in when no one is around and do all the work..... And everyone was thinking I was crazy.
    DANGER!!!!
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    This is similar to the one in this thread.
    https://www.woodworkforums.com/f11/clever-video-174690/
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    Yep, same bloke I think.

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