YOu did good. I don't see any tearout, sanding marks or bad finish. That's a good sign. It's fun doing the BFB. I sat through Micheal Mode's demo on advanced techniques for BFB at the AAW Symposium a few weeks ago. Can't wait to work on another one.
YOu did good. I don't see any tearout, sanding marks or bad finish. That's a good sign. It's fun doing the BFB. I sat through Micheal Mode's demo on advanced techniques for BFB at the AAW Symposium a few weeks ago. Can't wait to work on another one.
That's 4-5 hours of sanding at work. It took forever.
So I'm guessing advanced BFB is making different profiles rather than the straight line? I want to do a design like the one below but don't know how to do it. I'm guessing you need 4 boards instead of two, and you need to calculate the angles out?
Reply with your bowl dimensions - height, wall thickness, diameter at top and bottom and diameter/height of widest part, thickness of rings (likely board thickness). I will then put into my copy of the program.
This software generates the cut list. I also need to know available board widths and lengths.
That one is a superb bowl. I like the wood combination. It's an eye catcher and it truly an astonishing piece of wood art.
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