Making a Vortex or Dizzy Bowl with the Accu-Slice System (39)

This video describes the steps in producing a Vortex or Dizzy Bowl utilizing the Accu-Slice System. The process begins with the slicing of the laminated strips to produce the multi-layered boards, cutting the rings on the jig saw, slicing the 0.10" thick layers on the Accu-Slice and then finishing the Dizzy Bowl. Additional details on our web site at: www.accu-slice.com

[@kobiekaasjager4822]

Sir these segmented things are so stunningly beautiful I love it and all the work that you all put into it. Absolutely amazing and awesome. Thank you for your explanations.

[@kennycompton7618]

Very nice, I just wish the accu-slice was in my price range. Will just have to admire work like this from a distance.

[@rustypanels1917]

Very nice result, looks great.
As do all your projects.

[@spwoodart]

Neat project, beautiful

[@GaryLane080157]

Absolutely gorgeous! Stunning! Hope you had a Merry Christmas and I hope you have a safe New Year's

[@inspectr1949]

Have seen your Accu-Slice System at Totally Turning in Saratoga Springs NY as with such expensive systems and innovations it has taken me some time to wrap my thoughts and wallet around it as well give it some time to see if its just a novelty or will be around and supported, looks like I'll be at the Virginia Turning Symposium in November and catch up to you then.

[@hraun2berg]

Very beautiful, so beautiful.
Júlíus

[@wood-youbelieveit552]

Stunning work , totally inspirational videos , keep up the great work , love watching your techniques , wonder if an accu slice would be available to the UK ??? . cheers .. Lee

[@BurninSven1]

How do you keep your fingers away from the blad when you saw the round pieces of wood before you put them in the accu slide?

[@Accu-Slice]

The round boards or discs are glued or double sided taped to the sacrificial fence on the carriage. Then you can slice the round discs with your fingers far removed from the band saw blade.