Creating a Swiss Pine Wood bowl using a router and a circle jig

[@asd67lkj]

Thank you, a simple way to cut bowls without template. Going to try this method.

[@mikehagan2783]

I want to get more involved in learning wood working myself. This is really cool and doesn't seem to difficult. Awesome video!!!

[@MKWoodworking]

You’re right. It’s not that difficult but a workaround for using a lathe I have no space left for. I just tested it with some cut-off pieces of wood and I was surprised how well it turned out. Thanks for the commend on my video.

[@mariorenaud1]

Job well done

[@kerzemann]

Great work, as usual 👍

[@MKWoodworking]

Thanks for the flowers 😀

[@nore8141]

That’s really cool thanks 🙏

[@MKWoodworking]

Glad you like it.

[@richardking4725]

Would be nice to see the router bit up close

[@MKWoodworking]

It’s a simple router bit. Not even a bowl bit with an edge radius.

[@Ted_James]

Nice work! So did the flush trim bit in the router take care of the marks on the bottom of the bowls left by the Forstner bit?

[@MKWoodworking]

Yes it did. The marks were removed by the forstner bit.

[@alexsuzuki9828]

Nice! Was sind das für Klemmen, die mit den dicken Auflagen?

[@MKWoodworking]

Meinst Du die Bessey UniKlamp? www.bessey.de/de-DE/BESSEY-Tool/Produkte/Spannwerkzeuge/Korpuszwingen-und-Flaechenspanner/UniKlamp-UK

[@CreatureCribs]

What wood glue did you use ? Awesome video. Inspired

[@MKWoodworking]

Thank you. In this video I used Titebond Original Wood Glue for the bowl project.