2nd Zig-Zag attempt
Tug Fork Bob
>I managed to get the "zag" in this one.
Bob
2nd Zig-Zag attempt
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DWFII
>Both are beautiful...simple and elegant. Just as a matter of personal preference, I like the first one better. No technical reason just I like the looks of it.
Keep up the good work, not having a bandsaw, I may never do segmented pieces but I admire those who do.
DWFII
In the High Desert of Central Oregon
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TomW in SouthJersey
>Both look very nice. The grain pattern draws my attention to the first one. Nice work on the zig-zag on the second.
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gary clarke
>Tug, I like your zig zag bowl. Mind telling what angle you cut the wood before reversing to put in the zag? thanks
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Tug Fork Bob
>Thanks everyone for your kind comments. I agree that the grain in the "zig" bowl is nicer than in the "zig-zag" bowl, but I don't like the shape as well(foot is a little too big now that I look at it more critically). Both bowls are slightly spalted elm with Walnut/Maple segmented rings. The angle is about 20 deg. on both.
Bob
