Thanks Mike! Sure, give it a try. If you need a more detailed video, you could take a look at the demonstration of Martin Adomat at HolzwerkenTV, which is where I have seen it some years ago. At the time I tried it, I couldn't find the original video again, but it seems like they uploaded it again about 2 months ago. It's only in german, but shows the steps in a more reasonable pace than my short, sped up video, especially if someone wants to recreate it. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/bXfqkrLeaqo/видео.html Greetings Stefan
Hi Stera Nicely done, could you please tell me what are the measurements that you are taking whit the rule, I been trying couple of times but I can’t get it done right. Thanks in advance Ricardo
Hello, I'll try my best to explain the whole process and include my measurements: First step is to turn the outside of the bowl, which hast to be perfectly spherical, otherwise the edges of the two bowls won't align later on. Then, after reversing the bowl in the chuck I measured the wall thickness of both bowls (1:00). I went for 1,5cm each. After hollowing out the inside I marked how much of the inner bowl I have to cut away (1:30), which also determines the tilt of the two bowls. In my case it was about 3cm. When the inner bowl is done, it's time to reverse the bowl again and remove the foot. (2:30) After placing the whole thing in some sort of sphere chuck (3:17) it's time to tilt. If you want the inner bowl to stand in and out equally on both sides, you have to double your measurement from before. As I went for 3cm before, I had to tilt it for 6cm. (3:26) I hope this was helpful, otherwise just ask again. :) Greetings Stefan
@@steraturning Thank you so much Stefan, it’s perfectly clear now, I think that my error was removing to much wood after the tilt ( first cut) plus the double measure for the offset. Thanks again and really appreciate the response . I will tray again, I’m running out of wood now, lol. Cheers Ricardo
An excellent demo and I will be stealing this .... with mention of your channel of course.
Cheers
Mike
Thanks Mike!
Sure, give it a try. If you need a more detailed video, you could take a look at the demonstration of Martin Adomat at HolzwerkenTV, which is where I have seen it some years ago. At the time I tried it, I couldn't find the original video again, but it seems like they uploaded it again about 2 months ago.
It's only in german, but shows the steps in a more reasonable pace than my short, sped up video, especially if someone wants to recreate it.
Here's the link:
ruclips.net/video/bXfqkrLeaqo/видео.html
Greetings
Stefan
Awesome idea. 😊 👍
Awesome design!!
That is awesome. I will have to try that some day.
Interesting idea
Nice, I would never have thought of that. May give it a try, thanks.
Can you please tell about your measurements and how to make the thicknesses of both bowls equal. Thank you!
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Nicely done.
Clever, and well done!
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Very interesting
Well worth watching.
Hi Stera Nicely done, could you please tell me what are the measurements that you are taking whit the rule, I been trying couple of times but I can’t get it done right.
Thanks in advance
Ricardo
Hello, I'll try my best to explain the whole process and include my measurements:
First step is to turn the outside of the bowl, which hast to be perfectly spherical, otherwise the edges of the two bowls won't align later on.
Then, after reversing the bowl in the chuck I measured the wall thickness of both bowls (1:00). I went for 1,5cm each.
After hollowing out the inside I marked how much of the inner bowl I have to cut away (1:30), which also determines the tilt of the two bowls. In my case it was about 3cm.
When the inner bowl is done, it's time to reverse the bowl again and remove the foot. (2:30)
After placing the whole thing in some sort of sphere chuck (3:17) it's time to tilt.
If you want the inner bowl to stand in and out equally on both sides, you have to double your measurement from before. As I went for 3cm before, I had to tilt it for 6cm. (3:26)
I hope this was helpful, otherwise just ask again. :)
Greetings
Stefan
@@steraturning
Thank you so much Stefan, it’s perfectly clear now, I think that my error was removing to much wood after the tilt ( first cut) plus the double measure for the offset.
Thanks again and really appreciate the response .
I will tray again, I’m running out of wood now, lol.
Cheers
Ricardo
Glad I could help.
I messed up a few pieces as well, until I figured out how to do it properly. :D
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