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CLIFF OLSEN
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Bowl made with Scroll Saw.
This was made by cutting rings at a 45 Deg Angle on my Scroll Saw. Then gluing the rings together to create the bowl.
Then finished by sanding then applying a few coats of Shellac.
Sorry for the short description.
Kind regards,
Cliff.
Then finished by sanding then applying a few coats of Shellac.
Sorry for the short description.
Kind regards,
Cliff.
18 Comments
Nice, what are the dimensions? Looks good!
Ron
Really pretty!
Beautiful bowl, cliff!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day
Looks great!
Ryan/// ~sigh~ I blew up another bowl. Moke told me "I made the inside bigger than the outside".
nice bowl cliff.
working with my hands is a joy,it gives me a sense of fulfillment,somthing so many seek and so few find.-SAM MALOOF.
Looks good!
It come out good Cliff
Nicely done sir
Nicely done sir
Life’s Good, Enjoy Each New Day’s Blessings
987Ron
Thank you Ron.
Diameter around 8 inches.
Height around 3 inches.
Regards .... Cliff.
Thank you Ron.
Diameter around 8 inches.
Height around 3 inches.
Regards .... Cliff.
Hi Jim,
Thank you..... Plenty more where that came from..........I have put my thinking Cap on...... and working on more Projects.
Regards .... Cliff.
Thank you..... Plenty more where that came from..........I have put my thinking Cap on...... and working on more Projects.
Regards .... Cliff.
RyanGi
Thank you Ryan.
Regards .... Cliff.
Thank you Ryan.
Regards .... Cliff.
Pottz
Thank you Pottz
Regards ... Cliff
Thank you Pottz
Regards ... Cliff
Steve Rasmussen.
Thank you Steve.
Regards .. Cliff
Thank you Steve.
Regards .. Cliff
Crowie
Thank you Peter.
Regards.... Cliff.
Thank you Peter.
Regards.... Cliff.
BB1
Thank you,
Regards .. Cliff.
Thank you,
Regards .. Cliff.
Very nice bowl!
Interesting concept Cliff, nice work. Did the second ring cut fit under the first as you stacked them? Seems like a great way to get maximum use of a slab.
Peakplane
Thank you.
Regards .... Cliff.
Thank you.
Regards .... Cliff.
Oldtool.
Thank you.
Yes, that's right. It began with a piece of wood around 8 inches x 8 inches. 3/4 to 1 inch thick. The rings were cut on a 45deg angle. the important thing to remember is to allow enough for the base. Too many rings mean nothing left for the Base. The rings are stacked and glued and sanded to make sure everything lines up neatly.
The sanded and completed rings are then glued to the base. This way the inside of bowl doesn't need any more sanding.
but would still be possible to light sand by hand between coats of finish.
I will try to remember to give more detail in the future.
Regards ....Cliff.
Thank you.
Yes, that's right. It began with a piece of wood around 8 inches x 8 inches. 3/4 to 1 inch thick. The rings were cut on a 45deg angle. the important thing to remember is to allow enough for the base. Too many rings mean nothing left for the Base. The rings are stacked and glued and sanded to make sure everything lines up neatly.
The sanded and completed rings are then glued to the base. This way the inside of bowl doesn't need any more sanding.
but would still be possible to light sand by hand between coats of finish.
I will try to remember to give more detail in the future.
Regards ....Cliff.
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