a good friend on another forum told me this should be removed immediately for the safety of others. i trust his "professional" admin judgement !!!! sorry buddy 😁😎
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
That was a clever idea. I know people make their own cove molding on the table saw, but I’ve never seen anyone make a bowl. The result is attractive, too!
Wow, that is an amazing bowl, and made on a table saw, just beautiful. And you covered yourself with a disclaimer about safety. Did you have another jig to cut the octagon for equal sides, or am I missing something? To early in the morning to wrap my head around that part.
As Ron mentioned, I have cut cove on a table saw. Just a lot of sanding after.
a good friend on another forum told me this should be removed immediately for the safety of others. i trust his "professional" admin judgement !!!! sorry buddy 😁😎
You should take a closer look Potz! Just take off the sunglasses😎. The saw blade is stationary. Then nothing can go wrong!😁
Here is another one that I made. (16") It's been beat up a little bit just from it's age. Alder and Walnut. I made the "funky" little finial on the drill press. I always said I will change it later, but later never comes. I turned it the same as I did the little bowl, I just offset the circle jig in relation to the blade.
