Also for scroll sawyers but with a different approach, this book opens up possibiities for those who thought bowls could only be either carved or made on the lathe. The projects are presented in order of difficulty. You’ll learn how to ‘stack’ layers that can be angle cut prior to gluing up. You’ll also learn how to laminate blanks that open up a multitude of decorative possibilities. In another chapter cutting compound angles gives even more scope. Creating thinner walled and other than round vessels are the topics of later chapters that offer intriguing project ideas.
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