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Why! Metric is just so much easier to use, especially so when measuring out segmented pieces to cut. Michael

David, thank you so much for the kind words. This dough bowl was super fun to make, and my friend is really enjoying it. I just got a batch of treats she made using the bowl. Thank you again and happy holidays. Michael.

Thanks very much for the thumbs up and subscription! Happy to have you aboard

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Brian, having an accurate jig to cut your segments is critical. Experiment until you find a style that works well for you. In the meantime, after you cut your segments dry fit the ring without glue. If you find you have a gap then glue up the rings like you would normally do into two separate halves ( by not applying glue to two joints opposite each other). Then you can then make the rings fit perfectly by either sanding the ends on a drum sander or a piece of sandpaper attached to a very flat surface. Or you could make a jig that will hold the half ring pieces while you run them through your table saw blade, squaring up the . I have a jig for just that purpose. I’d be happy to send you a picture if you want to email me at Sapper Woodworking at gmail.com. Michael

Welcome! And thank you for the compliment. I’m glad you found it as well. Michael.

Thank you very much! I was super pleased with how it turned out!

My pleasure! And thank you for the kind words!

Thanks 👍 and very true. I much appreciate the comment, that made my day

Thank you! Cheers! Glad you liked it

Thanks very much. Spent a decent amount of time picking out just the right board for that project. That effort is almost always worth it. Cheers and have a great day.

Thank you and have a blessed day

Thank you

Thanks for watching and the compliment! Michael

Thank you, glad to hear that and I agree. I much appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. Have a great weekend, Michael

David, I don’t possess that bowl anymore and it was basically made without written plans but if I recall it was between 14-15 inches in diameter and maybe 6 inches tall. Thanks for watching, Michael.

Thank you!!

Thank you! Michael

Very unlikely to ever happen. The wood is thick enough around the tool to be similarly strong as one with a thin metal ring.

Thank you and happy to have you viewing the channel

Thank you and happy to hear the kind comment! My friend the great baker is enjoying it! Michael

Thank you?

Exactly!

Woodturner/segment pro is a good place to start. Popular program for segmented turners.

I would agree with what Brad said. Although any segmented bowl can be designed with graph paper the software programs do it very well.

@@bradwood4311 thanks

Wow, and thank you

If the cracks are small, say less then 1mm wide, then I use a paste of glue mixed with sawdust from the same wood. If larger then I use West Epoxy to fill in the defect.

Super happy you enjoyed the video and it’s even better that you’re using a keepsake item from your grandmother. Have you ever figured out how long ago your grandmother’s bowl was made? I’ve never used a small chainsaw for that type of project. My angle grinder with a wood removal disk does a pretty good job. Take care and I hope you have a great day.

@@SapperWoodworking I tried to find out but no luck. Thanks for bringing back a good memory. She was my favorite of all my relatives.

Thank you and glad you like the project. Michael

Thank you, you can buy the glue bottle with roller at Rocker or on Amazon.

Why thank you from Indiana, USA! Super happy you liked the bowl. Bless you and have a great day. Michael

Thank you! Working with skateboard wood is super fun. Most are of high quality and turn really well to reveal unusual color patterns. Michael

I am not aware of any tutorials using digital calipers to make the segments. Best thing to do is to create some kind of a jig so you have more control over each cut. Another workaround when gluing up the rings is to just glue halves of the ring and then use either a drum sander or jig on the table saw to cut the edges square. That way when going the ring halves together, you’ll have a perfect match

What’s a turbo planer? Have any pictures?

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Yes, I cut the wedgie on my own CNC. Works perfectly (most of the time) and thanks for the compliment

Glad to hear vise grips have worked for you! I usually just have the exposed screw break off. Cheers, Michael

Thanks 🙏

Thank you for taking the time to comment, it’s much appreciated. Michael.

Here is the contact information, they’re US based! Gary Anderson SignatureMedallions.com 619-303-2876 Michael

Thank you very much!

That’s works too, I’ve occasionally used a tack cloth as well. Cheers and have a great day! Michael

DM me! My email and numbers are the same. M

I sure do and have before. I love to experiment with different tools and techniques. Have a great day, Michael

I never have! I want the wood pores open as much as possible to allow more wax penetration. Although I’d be willing to give it a try sometime! Thanks for watching, Michael

The chef currently using it finds the bowl just perfect. Thanks for the kind comment

Thank you! You too!

Wow, thank you! 🙏

Mindy, I’m so happy you like to bowl. And thanks for taking the time to comment. Michael