How To Scroll Saw a Bowl - Woodworking Wisdom

Join Ben as he creates a beautiful bowl, from a flat board. Using a scroll saw he will cut a series of concentric shaped rings, which when rotated, stacked and glued, form a decorative bowl.
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PLANS
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SCROLL SAWS
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PEGAS MODIFIED GEOMETRY SCROLL SAW BLADES - 5R - 11.3TPI (PKT 12)
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[@waltercarrasco4147]

Muy bueno gracias por compartir Y el plano saludos de chile

[@axminster]

You're welcome, thanks for watching

[@mikejohnston8872]

Good video I made the same bowl out of cherry wood and one from walnut

[@garyjohnson9297]

Lots of ideas to use in my turnings . I did a rimmed ash bowl , with s french cavalry blue milk paint , that I brushed on , allowed it it sit a minute , then wiped off the excess to fill the grain

[@cindyharrison4191]

I'm in Birmingham do you know if I can get some tulip locally?

[@ОлегГаврилов-п8щ]

Отличная работа !И канал хороший .

[@chriscroker8775]

Cannot Download the plan!!!

[@axminster]

Hi Chris, apologies! I have updated the link so that should now work. Here it is - bit.ly/38GOWF8 😊

[@pault6639]

I've uploaded the plans and instructions I sent to Ben to Dropbox, they are available here: www.dropbox.com/s/6br1v34cvyolzuh/Flat%20Board%20Fruit%20Bowl.zip?dl=0 Please be aware that the plans were designed for a 9mm thick board. If you scale the pattern up or down you will need to scale the thickness of the board proportionally otherwise the profile of the bowl (the shape of the 'V') won't be the same as I designed it to be, this might be what you are looking for though ;)

[@oldevertonianwithloadsofpa6325]

Hi Paul, Thanks for adding link for plans but unfortunately the PDF plan is offset and only cover just over half a page of A4 Hope you can help me. John Reddington

[@axminster]

Hi, the plans can be found in the video description below the video. I hope that helps 😊

[@pault6639]

@@oldevertonianwithloadsofpa6325 Hi John that was intentional because you just need to print off a few copies and rotate them about the centre. The plan is a bit bigger than an A4 sheet so you'll need to print out at least 2-3 pages anyway. If you have an A3 printer then use the .DXF file and open it with something like LibreCAD