9 responses to “Segmented Turning Kits”

  1. Bruce

    It would be great if you sold kits for segmented bowls then i could get more people involved with turning as well

  2. Bill Ferrell

    I am just getting started in segmented wood turning. I believe kits would be a good learning tool.
    When will you have kits for sale?

  3. Dick McNeill

    I would be interested in buying a plan for the jig your star pattern & a plan to construct your “coat of many colors” bowl. Wishing you luck. Please put me on your mailing list.

  4. troy spink

    hi they i live ireland i love to have a go segmented 12 inch bowl can you post a kit to me i will pay for the kit and post thanks troy

  5. Craig Jackson

    Saw you on Woodturners Resource.

    My 2 cents.
    Looks like a good plan to sell kits.
    As for species of wood I say just standard domestics such as maple, walnut, sycamore, mesquite and cherry will go a long way. They have no ‘gluing issue’ and can be assembled into endless varieties. Besides, I don’t see have you can get prices low enogh with exotics.

    As for sizes I say nothing over 16″ rings for now.

    I wish you prosperity!
    Craig

  6. Les Proehl

    I am turned on by your “A Coat of Many Colors”. Will you have or do you have a plan avallable to build/turn same?

  7. Neil J. Davis

    Hi Bernie,

    My son and I are just getting started and I wish I could give you a date. We are going as fast as we can, but want to make sure we get it right!

    So, thanks for asking and please check back often.

    Thanks, Neil

  8. Bernie Vail

    When will you have kits available?

  9. A Coat of Many Colors

    [...] segmented wood rings are carefully off-set during construction so that the patterns will evolve as you look at the piece [...]

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