Making a Mosiac Scroll Saw Bowl 

Thanks! (Although the scroll saw wasn't exactly cheap....)

Thank you! I try to find music that compliments the video rather than distract from it, and usually manage to do a decent job at that.

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PITA Cat said to tell you, 'Rowr.'

I do what I can with what I've got.... Thanks!

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Thank you! Cheers!

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And there was glue EVERYWHERE. Even in the raccoon wounds....

Thank you! I've got more projects in the works.

jahellen thanks🌷🌷

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I'm not sure what you're asking. But you can go with a steeper or shallower angle that what the formula calls for, but you'd have to be careful to not sand through the sides of the bowl when smoothing it out.

@@jahellen I mean, have the angle be made in the same measure as the distance between the rings.

That's a function of the width of the rings versus the thickness of the work piece. Follow these steps: 1) get the final thickness for the bowl blank, 2) determine how wide you want your rings, 3) divide the ring width by the blank thickness, 4) use an inverse tangent (or arc tan) calculator to get the angle to set your table (round up to the next whole or half degree). You can find a calculator here: www.mathwarehouse.com/trigonometry-calculators/inverse-tangent-calculator-online.php Thanks for watching!

jahellen thank you very much.

go to scrollmania.com/AngleCalc.html

I'm using "Wooden Bowls from the Scroll Saw" by Carole Rothman.

Fair criticism, and thank you!