Experinced woodturners help me out

>>1178951
Watch Wood by Toth, he makes a ton of these

i have i just cant find the angles

>>1178951
(3.14 x radius )/ number of segments= mahor radius of each segment. (Length of block to cut)

(360/ number of segments )/2 = cut angles. ( angle to miter on previously cut block)

Glue up the segments into rings using titebond 3.
Glue rings together.

Let dry.

Turn.

Finsih.

Enjoy

>>1178955
Shouldnt have skipped geometry class

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>>1178951
retarded?
360 divided by the number of pieces you want.

>>1178951
Sketch out some profiles. It shouldn't be hard depending on the size/shape of the vase you could even do it 1:1.

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>>1178951
i did 30 degree angles if i remember right.
haven't Turned anything in years though

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>>1179613
my 1st one was 6 sided but didn't work well

>>1179613
What's keep all the pieces together? just the glue?

Why not just glue sticks of wood together to make a large block of wood then turn it as though it was a solid piece of wood?

>>1181454
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symmetry

>>1181495
Which it would have.

>>1181981
wrong dipshit
if you just glue a pile of sticks together and turn it the grain will be fucked and the squares oblong on the sides

>>1181985
Yes, and it would have that pattern on both sides, being symmetrical.

>>1182030
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotational_symmetry

Wow those are really, r they difficult to make?

>>1182038
Why didn't you post that in the first place? Oh I get it, you're just trolling. Guess what, it still has radial symmetry, just on two points.