Making the Lid

S2E19 - The last step to finishing the Tall Jar project. After cutting and gluing wood segments into a disk, I use my new jigs to cut a perfect circle with a custom fit rabbeted edge. Attaching the blank to my drill, I sand the top contour at the table saw (disc sander). Lastly, I throw the ceramic knob and epoxy it to the lid before applying polyurathane.
Links to woodworking jigs:
S2E4 Circle Cutting Jig for Bandsaw • Circle Cutting Jig for...
S2E14 Circular Grooves & Rabbets, Router Table Jig • Circular Grooves & Rab...
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[@marygriffis9850]

Beautiful jar!

[@EarlyRiserWorkshop]

Thank you! 😊