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  1. 07-23-2003, 12:41 AM #1
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    Article #4: Making a Segmented Bowl by Ken Salisbury

    Bravo to our latest contributor--Ken Salisbury!

    Here's an article for the intermediate woodworker
    on making segmented bowls!

    The article can be found here:
    http://www.sawmillcreek.org/articles/4

    Comments welcome!

    _Aaron_
  3. 07-29-2003, 10:25 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aaron Koehl
    Bravo to our latest contributor--Ken Salisbury!

    Here's an article for the intermediate woodworker
    on making segmented bowls!

    The article can be found here:
    http://www.sawmillcreek.org/articles/4

    Comments welcome!

    _Aaron_
    Excellent article Ken! When one day I finally buy a lathe....
  4. 08-13-2003, 2:32 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aaron Koehl
    Bravo to our latest contributor--Ken Salisbury!

    Here's an article for the intermediate woodworker
    on making segmented bowls!

    The article can be found here:
    http://www.sawmillcreek.org/articles/4

    Comments welcome!

    _Aaron_
    A big thanks to Ken for taking the time and expertise to bring this information to the site.

    Bob
  5. 09-10-2003, 8:29 PM #4
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    Good Post nice Download thx
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  6. 09-02-2004, 5:30 PM #5
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    Segmented bowls stave construction

    Ken I love making segmented bowls. I use a slightly different technique which involves using a miter saw and compound miters. I learned this technique from Don Russell at John C. Campbell Folk School. It involves using a compound miter booklet that you get from Bridge City tools. It works great but I am probably not the best one to explain it. I have done quite a few bowls and vases with the technique. In October I am taking another course that carries the technique farther to create rings of compound miters to form an urn. I hope to be able to post pictures when I return. Love the segmented construction. It has reduced my scrap barrel significantly.
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  7. 01-28-2005, 10:11 AM #6
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    buy a lathe

    Sweet looking bowl. Makes me wanna go buy a lathe and give it a shot. Nice job!!!!
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  8. 01-28-2005, 3:25 PM #7
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    Great tutorial, Ken. Although I'm not a turner,YET, this was very informative....and tempting. Good job.

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    Maybe I'll think about that tomorrow
  9. 02-02-2005, 11:41 AM #8
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    Thanks for the Article Ken! Segmented bowls is something I have always wanted to try, this article will make it easier!
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