Scroll Saw Bowl With A Dizzy Pattern

Blade and drill bit info links
https://www.bearwood.com/scroll-saw-b...
https://www.bearwood.com/drill-bits.html
https://mikesworkshop.com/collections...
Extended length drill bits
https://www.mcmaster.com/products/dri...

Here are links to the book and the tools that I have purchased.
Link to book:
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Flex pad sander and discs:
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Sanding sleeves for inflatable sander:
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Inflatable sander:
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Affiliate links to the things I use in the lay out of my spinners
compass (not the same as mine as it is not available anymore, but I like this one)
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30 60 90 ruler
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45 45 90 ruler
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swivel hooks
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Some of my favorite pattern books
classic fretwork patterns
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custom boxes
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gear clocks
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gizmos and gadgets
https://amzn.to/3FnoBJ5
scroll saw box patterns
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more box projects
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Another Carole Rothman project. She calls this one "Dizzy Bowl" She intended for scrap to be used for the blanks of this bowl and for each one to be unique to the builder and his/her circumstances. She called for scrap 3/8 material ripped and glued together in strips to create two indentical nine and a half blanks. I do not have that much 3/8 so I ripped strips long enough from various scraps to make the blanks. She suggested 3/8 so the blanks could be sanded smooth at 1/4. I ripped the material at 5/16 to save a lot of sanding, I do not have a sanding drum or machine planer. My plan worked very well, I made two indentical blanks at 1/4 that glued together made one 1/2 inch blank, that was the goal. Everything matched up very well and there was minimum sanding. I think it turned out very well.


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