W.Y.
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Thanks to Bill Bulloch for his tutorials and advice he put on my Woodworking Friends website on how to make this type of bowl . . He was a great inspiration and taught me well .
My First Dizzy Bowl
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Skie_M
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OK ... I'm dizzy .... what's with that background???
Dang it, now I'm hungry!
Dang it, now I'm hungry!
wood128
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Wonderful job !!! I want to try one. IT would even look better on a plain background.
Herb G
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Man that thing makes my eyes go loopy. :hypnotized:
Very nice bowl my friend.
Very nice bowl my friend.
ADKBUG
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WOW!!!
Jim15
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Awesome work.
W.Y.
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Kitchen table cloth background.
Might try photos with a different background tomorrow .
W.Y.
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I took the original pictures on the kitchen table cloth because of direct natural lighting from the window which gives me identical colouring with my cell phone with natural light whereas artificial light doesn't .
Sorry about the bowl making some people dizzy :biggrin:. It is after all called a dizzy bowl in a whole series of ones that others make the same way .
Sorry about the bowl making some people dizzy :biggrin:. It is after all called a dizzy bowl in a whole series of ones that others make the same way .
flyitfast
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Did you use the Ringmaster for this?
It is awesome and "yes" I'm dizzy too!
Thanks for showing.
Gordon
It is awesome and "yes" I'm dizzy too!
Thanks for showing.
Gordon
W.Y.
Member
Ringmaster was used for about 15 minutes of it. Rest of the time was table saw , lots of band sawing , and planing .
Took two and a half days to make that bowl but part of the time was making a special jig for the band saw that was required .
Would have been much easier with a Drum/Thickness sander but I got by with what I had.
Looking for either new or good used drum sander . Grizzly 12" or Jet 10/20" .
Grizzly is out of stock and not sure if they are going to continue with that model .