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Jim explained the dimensional requirements for glued up bowl in general |
There were examples of segmented and open segmented bowls on display |
Jim had a nice display with the basic glue up subassemblies shown |
Precision makes it work so a good cutting jig is very important |
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At the lathe, Jim starts with a substrate mounted in the chuck |
If your lathe doesn't include indexing, a homemade indexing system works well |
He illustrates the indexing and gluing for an open segment bowl blank |
Open segmenting glue up is a matter of following the sequence |
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A better look at the first layer of an open segmented glue up |
A great demo with the crowd staying to the very end |
For standard glue ups, Jim does them in halfs, trues each half, and will next assemble both halves |
Completed rings are assembled into "stacks" to build the bowl blank |
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The top rim of the bowl blank is glued on |
With a different prop, Jim shows how to secure the top so the tailstock can be used |
The turning tools and techniques are the same as a regular bowl
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While it is interrupted cuts, the bowl is all face grain orientation
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Photos by Jake Debski |
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